Sentence examples for war aggression from inspiring English sources

It's crudely majoritarian, explicitly anti-pluralist, and as much a form of culture war aggression as any of Rick Santorum's positions and assertions.

"I was attempting a kind of history painting," he has said, "and the paintings now seemed infinitely more relevant to war, aggression, violence, the clash of cultures".

I was anti-Soviet and anti-Communist and was appalled by arguments that Soviet repression and the invasion of Hungary were defensive actions in response to Cold War aggression for which the United States bore prime responsibility.

It was possible for the Nazi interpreters to assemble, quite selectively, various passages from Nietzsche's writings whose juxtaposition appeared to justify war, aggression and domination for the sake of nationalistic and racial self-glorification.

"President Putin's military invasion and annexation of Crimea is brutal, totally unacceptable, and sadly returns us to a period of Cold War aggression and hostility," Menendez said in a statement.

The 1960s Rape of the Sabine Women, inspired by Poussin and David, may well have been a comment on American cold-war aggression and interventionism, particularly towards Hispanic America.

I believe that the ultimate evil is not war but aggression, and aggression sometimes has to be blocked by force.

In the grip of this doctrine, torture has become "enhanced interrogation"; wars of aggression have become wars for democracy; a distant likely enemy has become an "imminent threat" whose very existence justifies an executive order to kill.

"Japan fought a war of aggression.

This is a war of aggression, a war of occupation.

It was a war against aggression," he added.