Sentence examples for war a battle from inspiring English sources

In Robert Sullivan's 2014 book Rats, he described humanity's relationship with the species as an "unending and brutish war", a battle we seem always, always to lose.

Battle of Corinth, (October 3 4, 1862), in the American Civil War, a battle that ended in a decisive victory of Union forces over Confederate forces in northeastern Mississippi.

He once summed up the immigration debate by paraphrasing an old description of the English Civil War: "a battle between the Wrong but Wromantic and the Right but Repulsive".

This is the latest in the arbitration war — a battle over whether the United States will increasingly have a privatized system of justice that bars people from enforcing rights in court and, if so, what will be considered fair in that system.

Many do think of this as a war, a battle to be won.

Since joining the ranks of gay veterans, I have publicly called this war a battle for equality, integrity, and many other powerful platitudes that resonate well throughout the airspace of a media war-zone.

A civil war is under way; a battle for Abidjan, the commercial capital, may begin soon.

But in a larger sense that war was a battle in the Cold War, which we did win.

During production, DeLonge studied World War II, which he considered the "last great war clearly a battle between good and evil".

The genuine holy significance of the war for Germany comes from the realization that the war is a battle for justice.

Ghaith saw the war as "a battle between two losing sides".