Sentence examples for think of war from inspiring English sources

Most people don't want to think of war, and thanks to the lack of a draft, most don't have to.

The more support there is for early-resort measures, "the less one needs to think of war".

So don't think of War and Peace as just some Russian Downton Abbey, full of distracting eye-candy.

When you think of Lebanon you think of war and Bankstown and that is just the way it is".

You don't like to think of war as having anything good about it, but it is something that was a positive experience".

We think of war fighters as using violence to seize property and power, but Bin Laden seemed to regard murder as a subdivision of brand management.

He began to think of war-torn countries and impoverished areas in which circling helicopters are a "way of life," and wrote the song to capture that mentality.

Recently, ecophilosopher and activist Dr. Vandana Shiva began her acceptance speech at the Sydney Opera House for the 2010 Sidney Peace Prize with these words: "When we think of wars in our times, our minds turn to Iraq and Afghanistan.

Kareem and other Afghan commanders with whom I worked thought of war in the same way.

Ambitious, ruthless Kit, who goes out as a stretcher-bearer, thinks of war as "a painting opportunity".

There is, he suggests, a parallel between the way Adam Smith thought of economics and Nelson thought of war: the individual's uncompromising pursuit of individual ends also best serves the general good.