Sentence examples for war demonstrated from inspiring English sources

18 when Vietnam Veterans Against the War demonstrated in Wash.

The second world war demonstrated in full measure the destructive force of explosive weapons.

The Second World War demonstrated the folly of their vantage on foreign policy.

In a wide-ranging breakfast interview with reporters, General Hagee said the Iraq war demonstrated the importance of "speed, flexibility and agility" in today's combat forces.

Netanyahu has acknowledged that the recent Gaza war demonstrated the new possibilities of cooperation with potential partners in the Arab world.

But in 1991, the Persian Gulf war demonstrated the awesome utility of American land power, and the Humvee (and its civilian version, the Hummer) became a star.

This novel feels very rooted in war, demonstrating with chilling forthrightness that decency and moral scruples are swiftly dispensed with in a struggle for survival.

The war demonstrates "that classical military theory applies only to the countries in which it was made, those of the advanced Western world".

"Protracted elevations of mortality more than four years after the end of the war demonstrates that recovery from this kind of crisis is itself a protracted process.

However, the 1948 Games, the first to be held since the second world war, demonstrates how the idealism of the Olympics did not always live up to the reality of a post-war world.

As its victory in the Mr Robot bidding war demonstrates, Amazon is throwing cash at streaming video: there's a collection of exclusive dayglo kids' shows and a rapidly growing library.