Sentence examples similar to threads of war from inspiring English sources
Certainly one can imagine nobody who could better weave the complicated threads of war-torn Indochina into a novel as linear, as thematically compact and as enjoyable as The Quiet American.
His traditional "Urbi et Orbi" (to the city and the world) message was linked by a common thread of war, violence and suffering at a time that should be defined by harmony and peace symbolized by the infant Jesus.
In May 1655 he was called from Ukraine to Warsaw, as the king John Casimir Vasa, respected his experience and requested his presence at a new war council, convened to discuss the looming thread of the war with Sweden.
On Sunday the Lemon Tree hosts the UK premiere of Théâtre Incliné's Threads about the impact of war on women.
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The poems addressed the effects of war, using threads of the conversations.
He is above all a survivor who deftly threaded his way through decades of war and privation to live comfortably and raise a family in Mr. Hussein's Iraq.
Phil Klay's book Redeployment gathers several of war's infinite threads.
In late August 2003, the threads of hope that held together the War in Iraq were beginning to shred on a daily basis.
As a positive psychology coach working to heal Veterans' invisible wounds of war, I was especially interested in exploring the common threads of the inner (emotional) and outer (battle) war experience.
The ongoing tug of war between data capture and individual privacy in the digital sphere involves myriad threads, usually moving in different directions.
