Sentence examples for war atmosphere from inspiring English sources

People forget what the cold war atmosphere was like.

The Cold War atmosphere of the 1940s and '50s promoted a continuation of militarily oriented mapping.

They rented a house in Lahore, "far away from the war atmosphere".

Germany, in particular, wants to prevent a return to a cold war atmosphere in Europe.

North Korea's official Korean Central News Agency accused the United States of "inciting a war atmosphere" by sending hundreds of reconnaissance and fighter planes over the North.

Instead of contributing to the holy war atmosphere generated by Osama bin Laden and his cohorts, we should urge and assist Muslims everywhere to work with others to combat the terrorist fanaticism we all abhor.

Such subtle distinctions were lost in the hysterical post-war atmosphere.

I've always thought that the film is noteworthy for the pre-war atmosphere it conjures, with no actual calendar reference.

In the lingering cold-war atmosphere, Shostakovich emerged from "Testimony" as a deeply sympathetic if not exactly warm and cuddly figure.

The book consists of short chapters taken from almost 100 different sources, from the memoirs of Catherine the Great to Tolstoy's The Road to Calvary where he describes the 'feverish pre-war atmosphere' that unfolded in 1914.

It is no coincidence that this federalism revival flourished in a post-cold-war atmosphere of tranquility, when it was easy to regard the federal government as superfluous at best.