Sentence examples for war altered from inspiring English sources
The Vietnam War altered that mood.
Written between 1914 and 1921, as war altered the European landscape, Joyce's epic loosely organized on Homer's model of Ulysses' journey home to his wife and son is set in Dublin on a single day: June 16 , 1904
Second, the war altered incomes.
The American Civil War altered Indiana's society, politics, and economy, beginning a population shift northward and leading to a relative decline in the agrarian southern part of the state.
Over the next four years of commemoration, as our opinions of the first world war alter subtly under the influence of new facts, one reputation seems unassailable.
"Violence Linked to Drug War Alters the Flow of Daily Life in Mexico" (news article, Aug. 31) described a horrific wave of violence arising from efforts to enforce or evade the law, but no violence caused by anyone's use of drugs.
Second, that the image of the great war was altered by what he calls the "refractions" created by the fact of a second global conflict, the cold war and the later post-communist Europe.
But the crisis of World War II altered the political landscape.
The women said having children fighting in a war has altered their outlook considerably.
The war also altered Georgia's politics toward a more progressive orientation, especially when Ellis Arnall became governor in 1943.
In an effort to support her thesis, Ms. Wallach describes Cubism as emerging from the war greatly altered: prewar analytic Cubism "became the more accessible synthetic Cubism".
