Sentence examples for war aversion from inspiring English sources

The city's cheap lifestyle and post-second world war aversion to surveillance, as well as sympathetic Germany residency rules, have created a powerful network of support and infrastructure for its dedicated cyberactivism community.

Among the constants is Germany's post-war aversion to the use of military force, sharpened by its unpopular deployment in Afghanistan.

And I'm willing to admit that some of my Star Wars aversion may be due to overkill.

And Mr. Koizumi's treatment was intended to give some more spine to a nation still struggling to reconcile its post-World War II aversion to confrontations of any kind with modern threats on its borders.

After the second world war, Ricoeur's aversion to polemics allowed him to be overshadowed by more flamboyant colleagues.

The greatest destruction of human life and dignity is war, making its aversion the highest priority, the pope said.

This narrative decision had an unintended ripple effect; it meant that the events of the original trilogy weren't nearly as significant as we were lead to believe, which might explain long-time Star Wars fan's aversion to The Last Jedi, and the final arc of Luke Skywalker.

Thus, we have policymakers and pundits claiming an aversion to war, talking about not talking about war with a smile on their face, and yet their solution is merely to call the pathway to war by a different name.

Nor are they going to lose their aversion to war.

Isolationism is not just an aversion to war, which is an altogether healthy instinct.

Even so, he said he sympathized with most Hungarians' aversion to war.