Sentence examples for war correspondence from inspiring English sources

It was merely a feature of the times and our employment that our metier was war correspondence.

But Sacco's success in combining the nerve and the savvy of war correspondence with the infectious rhetoric of comics may be not only inimitable but sui generis.

But by and large, war correspondence is still a job done by the single, the divorced or those with spouses at home.

His war correspondence for The New Yorker from the Southwest Pacific and from Italy was superb and was later published in book form.

"My wife and my most intimate friends had looked unfavorably upon this departure from commercial business to pictorial war correspondence," he said to an interviewer in 1891, with what we assume to be understatement.

Warren's immoderate "On to Richmond!" slogan may well have been lost to history in the Tribune's tiny type and dense columns of war correspondence had not Greeley's managing editor, Charles A. Dana, given it new life a month later.

They had documents on almost all the children and even had some post-war correspondence.

Hubbard's post-war correspondence with the VA was also included, including letters in which he requested psychiatric treatment to address his "long periods of moroseness" and "suicidal inclinations".

The ensuing arrests and trials by military commission are detailed in War Department correspondence in the National Archives.

Sources: Michael Fellman, "Citizen Sherman: A Life of William Tecumseh Sherman Johnhn Marszalek, Shermann: A Soldier's Passion for Order"; William Tecumseh Sherman, "Memoirs": Brooks D. Simpson and Jean V. Berlin, "Sherman's Civil War: Selected Correspondence of William T. Sherman, 1860-1865".

Sources: Michael Fellman, "Citizen Sherman Brooksks D. Simpson and Jean V. Berlin, eds., "Sherman's Civil War: Selected Correspondence of William T. Sherman, 1860-1865"; Nassir Ghaemi, "A First-Rate Madness: Uncovering the Links Between Leadership and Mental Illness".