Sentence examples for war center from inspiring English sources

The American Civil War Center in Richmond, Va., does something like that, shading the conflict with hints of relativism.

Images of war center around horrific and massive destruction, environmental degradation, and pain for every living creature warfare touches.

The militaries of many nations harness mass media and pop culture for promotional purposes: the United States coöperates with Hollywood Russiaa ostentatiously unveils a three-tiered "war center" seemingly modelled on a Bond villain's lair.

The American Civil War Center, which raised $13.6 million before opening in 2006 to much praise, has fewer apparent problems, though attendance is still low (about 25,000 in the past year).

Far more illuminating than either of these two Richmond relics, however, is the newly opened American Civil War Center, a handsome interactive museum housed within an artifact in and of itself, the Tredegar Gun Foundry, where Confederate munitions were made.

So striking are such differences that one museum, the American Civil War Center in Richmond, claims to tell the history of three different ideological parties to the war: the North, the South and the Slaves, or, as they are peculiarly called here, Union, Home and Freedom.

The Greek way of war centered on infantry — that is, on armored, brawny men.

But Mr. Bennett and Mrs. Cheney were themselves intellectuals engaged in a different culture war, centered on universities and colleges.

This novel, set in a small French town during the Second World War, centers on the lives of two girls: Jeanne, the daughter of a widowed Jew who converted to Catholicism, and Marie-Angèle, whose family owns the village store.

I spent years researching and writing "Half of a Yellow Sun," a novel about human relationships during the war, centered on a young, privileged woman and her professor lover.

Byatt's mammoth novel, spanning the two and a half decades before the First World War, centers on the Wellwood family, led by a banker with radical inclinations and his wife, the author of best-selling fairy tales.