Sentence examples for vision of war from inspiring English sources
There may not be moral clarity in this vision of war, but there is moral righteousness.
It is Turner's troubling vision of war that clings at your mind.
"It's a vision of war that totally neglects the psychological and cultural dimensions of war," the officer said.
I was playing Operation Flashpoint: Cold War Crisis, a game that gives the player a disturbingly realistic vision of war.
Many Americans grew up with a vision of war as something that ends with that kind of finality.
Other portents followed: a vision of warring "white spirits and black spirits," then lights written softly across the sky, then drops of blood appearing like dew on the corn in the fields.
The songs encompass animal fables, visions of war and poetic disquisitions on the differences among a meteorite, a meteor and a meteoroid.
In "Spectre-1914," Ms. Auclair was clearly a prophet beholding appalling visions of war as she rose tall and awesome in a black robe.
Visions of War Above and Below A survey of war art in the age of flight and submarines, from surrealist aeroplanes to bombing raids and war under the sea, this exhibition captures the perceptual extremes of modern conflict.
Despite the visions of war conjured by President Bush's suggestion that the United States could help defend Taiwan from a Chinese invasion, the social and economic integration between the mainland and the island is stronger than ever, and growing.
