Sentence examples for war emphasizes from inspiring English sources

The president's case for war emphasizes the potential threat from Iraq while minimizing the dangers inherent in military action targeted at a regime change.

Freedman, a veteran of the Korean War, emphasizes the emotions of war: the jingoism of the initial call-up of soldiers, the hatred unleashed by propaganda, the tedium and desolation of the trenches.

My Sunday column is about the Iraq War, emphasizing the soaring costs and arguing that there are much better ways we can invest the money.

The priorities of the drug war, emphasizing criminal prosecution and attempts to cut off drug supplies, are all wrong, she argues.

The first season began with the Titanic disaster; the second plunges us into the trenches of the First World War, emphasizing the ways in which battle causes class distinctions to at once dissolve and become more starkly apparent.

The Sun, the populist Rupert Murdoch-owned tabloid, is a cheerleader for the war, emphasizing the heroism and humanity of "our boys" and denouncing any dissenting views as traitorous and unpatriotic.

McGovern advocated bringing U.S. troops home from the Vietnam War, emphasizing that he had long held this position.

Perpetrators of the so-called "mommy wars" emphasize conflicts between those who work only at home and those who also work for pay.

They were not excited by "the glory of war," which emphasizes killing people, the most distressful experience possible.

While Washington can also be accused of missing opportunities, "The Twilight War" correctly emphasizes one of the perennial challenges in dealing with Iran: The men who actually run Tehran — the Revolutionary Guards and hard-line clergy — are largely inaccessible.

The couples have devised their own guiding philosophy, drawing heavily from what is known as the Reggio Emilia approach to education, developed in Italy after the Second World War, which emphasizes empowering children by encouraging their creativity.