Sentence examples for war attacked from inspiring English sources

Those who wanted, like Georges Danton, to halt the Reign of Terror and the war attacked the policies of the Committee of Public Safety with increasing violence.

The supreme fiction of North Korean propaganda, to which all other mystifications must conform, is the Kim dynasty's account of the Korean War: attacked, defended, triumphant, unassisted.

Writing in the Guardian on Monday, Rev Nicholas Mercer, formerly a lieutenant colonel and senior legal military adviser to the 1st Armoured Division during the Iraq war, attacked the government for inventing an "orchestrated narrative".

But the former Taliban ambassador to Pakistan, Mullah Abdul Salam Zaeef, who has led efforts on behalf of President Karzai to persuade the Taliban to negotiate an end to the war, attacked Pakistan's action as destroying all chances of reconciliation with the rest of the Taliban leadership.

Even the metaphor of the war as a mad seaside show goes back to the war itself – it was not invented by the later satire Oh! What a Lovely War, attacked by Gove, but can be seen in the monstrous military and mannequins riding their futile horses in Mark Gertler's 1916 painting Merry-Go-Round.

61 REM's "It's the End of the World As We Know It" was used how? a) To rally crowds for Donald Trump b) On portable speakers, as Class War attacked the hipsterish Cereal Killer Café c) On a stage by Fatboy Slim at 3am on Brighton beach on the night of the "blood moon" 62 What used to be the mountain now known (since this year, when Obama got his hands on it) as Denali?

Wrote a poem during the gulf war attacking Saddam Hussein for fomenting war among the Arabs.

All five men were charged with conspiracy, murder in violation of the law of war, attacking civilians, attacking civilian objects, intentionally causing serious bodily injury, destruction of property in violation of the law of war, hijacking aircraft and terrorism.

The charges include conspiracy, murder in violation of the law of war, attacking civilians, terrorism and providing material support for terrorism.

THREE KINGS (David O. Russell, 1999) This big-scale satirical action movie brings into question the political and military handling of the Gulf War, attacking by name President George Bush.

The gist of the Uri Elitzur article I cited was that once one side in a war attacks the other side's civilians, they can no longer morally claim a special status for their own civilians during fight.