Sentence examples for thoughts of war from inspiring English sources

SHINZO ABE has a knack for stirring thoughts of war.

Thoughts of war and other terrorist acts naturally come to mind, too.

Thoughts of war, and of other cruelties, are frequently provoked by Beckett's work.

It's no accident that thoughts of war recur in his songs.

Though they remained ever ready to return to the mainland, Taiwan had moved on to become one of Asia's tiger economies, leaving thoughts of war and "return" behind.

Many of his fellows in Raiwind might disagree, but for a few days they put thoughts of war aside and concentrated on more pressing matters, like how best to spread the word of Allah.

And though the path was long and uncertain, the thought of war in Europe is as inconceivable today as it seemed inevitable in the last century.

For example, a soldier, having seen traces of a horse in the sand, will immediately pass from the thought of a horse to the thought of a horseman, and from that to the thought of war, and so on.

The subsequent attempt to build a European federation is mainly a product of that decision, not, as is too often claimed, the other way round.To these changes in the way the European countries look at each other must be added the change in the way ordinary people in all the better-off countries now contemplate the thought of war.

Addressing an antiwar meeting at Johns Hopkins in Baltimore, in the mid-thirties, he told his listeners how he had "progressed from an enthusiastic first lieutenant, brought up on the American fetish of marching feet and stationary brains," to opposition to the thought of war.

For now, just the thought of war is causing a bit of a drag.