Sentence examples for violence of war from inspiring English sources

Those people may have trouble adjusting to the hardships and violence of war.

The violence of war impacts both veterans and nonveterans in our society.

By exposing its readers to the violence of war only gradually and sparingly, the novel becomes all the more effective.

Thompson talks solemnly, if rather vaguely, about "the violence of war that is still in the world".

Before "Winterreise," he produced three other much admired photo-documentaries very different from the violence of war.

Rich in oil, diamonds and other natural resources, Angola is rife with disease, malnutrition and the violence of war.

My family--Western, college-educated, two generations not touched directly by the violence of war--has had the luxury of both consciousness, leisure, and freedom from devastating want, and so, briefly, has been able to contemplate the question of evil.

According to Ted Honderich, terrorism is best defined as "violence, short of war, political, illegal and prima facie wrong" (Honderich 2006: 88).

The violence of that war seemed remote to most Americans.

Unfortunately, nobody should imagine that these deals mitigate the violence of the war anywhere in Syria.

Luke is filled with loathing for the violence of the war and becomes a conscientious objector.