Sentence examples for violent wars from inspiring English sources

The edict was accompanied by Henry IV's own conversion from Huguenot Calvinism to Roman Catholicism and brought an end to the violent Wars of Religion that began in 1562.

The 3,000-acre 3,000-acreattlefield – unationalg farmland dotted with such landmark sites as battlefield and Sundulating – ofarmland introdottedn to one of the most violent with ever fought.

Let's not forget what happened not so long ago in that part of Europe, with one of the most violent wars we saw - and now we will start negotiations with Serbia," he told a news conference after the summit.

Former Native American lands in the watershed were taken over by settlers, leading to some of the most longstanding and violent wars against indigenous peoples in American history.

In India, polemic debates among several philosophies of Hinduism, Buddhism and Jainism have rarely turned into violent wars and battles as is the case in the Western religions.

The local police were likely more concerned with Juárez's astronomical murder rate, violent wars between the drug cartels, and the epidemic of kidnappings than petty theft.

If there were an externally imposed united Ireland within, say, eighteen months, a violent war would be likely.

But in 2004, he moved to Yemen and produced a series of sermons and writings calling on Muslims to wage violent war against the United States.

Even in the most violent war zones, such as Iraq and Syria, the cause of death is most often simple murder, rather than being killed while covering combat.

If violent war games are driven by delusional power fantasies, then empathy games are driven by a parallel delusion about how caring we are in reality.

Like the Syrian refugees in Turkey, whom I wrote about in April, those in Iraqi Kurdistan have fled a violent war.