Sentence examples for war debating from inspiring English sources

Once a government decides that it is fighting a moral war, "debating the morality of individual strikes is just wrong," he said.

After the war, debates again arose regarding the reconstruction of the city.

Americans on both sides of the war debate argued bitterly over facts that grew hazier as the war deepened.

Milosz too has been used as a 'pawn' in East-West Cold War debates.

Like the Lincoln Barber Shop, his tailoring business has become a crossroads for the war debate.

"He made friendships with Democrats and Republicans, but some of them were certainly damaged by the Iraq war debate".

His new book, "Obama's Wars," after all, is about the Afghanistan war debate, not the politics of the president's re-election campaign.

Essentially, the unanimous Security Council resolution has given a bit of vindication to both sides in the great Iraq war debate.

The cultural legacy is far more complicated than either side of the "meaning of the war" debate will allow.

Mr Moynihan treated the Senate to a learned disquisition on the history of the British Mandate in Iraq during the Gulf war debate.

The message of the latest polls isn't that springtime gas prices and culture war debates will determine who wins the White House in November.