Sentence examples for voices of war from inspiring English sources

In 1996 the book Ami Birangana Bolchi (The Voices of War Heroines) written by Nilima Ibrahim was released.

We are aided by the forces of good, as Rabbi Abraham Kook taught, "The harmonic call...the voice of peace is much greater than the voices of war that are heard from all the places of emptiness..."...

We have had, during the past few dec­ades, a biography called "My Wars Are Laid Away in Books," a book on Dickinson as "A Voice of War," a biographical study called "White Heat" and now these "Lives Like Loaded Guns".

The different voices of this war continue.

The voices of the war poems shift from the panoptic to a microscopic focus.

The painful and the light-spirited were juxtaposed more starkly in Gene Scheer's "Voices of World War II".

(Mr. Hanks is one of the voices of "The War," bringing to life the homespun columns of Al McIntosh, the editor of The Rock County Star Herald in Luverne, Minn).

The curators created for the trail multiple narratives to capture the different voices of the War.

Now a 75-year-old activist living in Tamarac, Florida, Fischer started a nonprofit group last year called Voices of the War (VOW) with four women who advocate for the release of prisoners convicted of nonviolent drug crimes.

"Farewell, hello, farewell, hello" are his last words.Mr Vonnegut's was one of the defining voices of post-war America.

By choosing to become the voices of these wars, we have an obligation to tell the truth and honestly share our experiences.