Sentence examples for universal war from inspiring English sources

"I personally like this man, this legendary personality, who is facing the world in a universal war even now," he said.

As the four singers unbutton their coats to become Ullmann's Soldier, Loudspeaker, Drummer Boy and Maiden, the Emperor announces universal war.

In one paragraph Isegawa foreshadows both two individual ends and the universal war between the old spirit of the land and a jerry-built modernity.

The uncertainty is whether we slide into a vast depression or universal war.' Later that autumn, David Bowie's 'The London Boys' and the Kinks' 'Big Black Smoke' delivered bleak cautionary tales of speed psychosis.

Though the show included more than 300 books, she selected only five to be digitized -- "major monuments" in which "all of the pages had something interesting on them," like "Universal War," Aleksei Kruchenykh's 1916 Futurist collage magnum opus.

In this allegorical work about Hitler, a crazed Emperor prosecutes a universal war that the figure of Death finds so appalling that he refuses to allow people to die until the Emperor agrees to die first.

With no fiscal consequences and no universal service, war has become a sideshow of American political life.

They are what Mr. Burns calls the universals of war: "I was scared, I was bored, I was cold, I was hot, I did bad things, I saw bad things, I lost good friends, they didn't give me the right equipment, my officers didn't know what they were doing.

4. ERYKAH BADU "New Amerykah: Part One (4th World War)" (Universal Motown).

"I thought it was a way of telling about the universal suffering of war," Morpurgo said of his book.

"Charlie Wilson's War" (Universal), starring Tom Hanksas a conniving congressman, held on to fourth place, with $11.7 million at 2,575 theaters.