Sentence examples for war engendered from inspiring English sources

Many of these events, just like the 2003 Iraq war, engendered enormous bitterness and sometimes lasting enmities between former friends.

It was not done to be politically correct, but to be true to the facts.You also assert that interest groups petitioned to make sure that the soldiers' expressions "suggested the perplexity the war engendered".

The removal of Saddam Hussein and the toppling of a whole succession of other Arab dictators in 2011 were closely connected — a fact that has been overlooked largely because of the hostility that the Iraq war engendered.

Her feminism and hatred of war engendered poetry extremely critical of the Islamic regime after 1979, but her popularity both inside Iran and among the Iranian diaspora in the west made her virtually untouchable.

The wars engendered an era of technological, cultural, and demographic changes in China.

Did the experience of the Civil War engender the disillusion, the irony, the crisis of representation that is so often associated with the First World War?

BUT while national solidarity during World War I was characterized by coercion, World War II engendered what one scholar has called "patriotic assimilation".

War has engendered a monastic approach to existence in Eritrea, where people have raised deprivation and absolute self-reliance to the status of religion, even as both Orthodox Christianity and Islam have been de-emphasized.

Haggis's movie, in its denouement, gestures at the idea of an insidious corruption and spiritual debasement that the war has engendered in soldiers who might in other circumstances be entirely decent: it is powerfully argued, but for my money the revelation was not quite as satisfying, and as dramatically and visibly worked-through as it might have been.

President Bush's decision not to implement it (which has direct relevance to the antiterror war) has engendered dislike of America amongst an ill-informed public in many countries.

This was tried after the Vietnam War, which engendered a vast antiwar movement at home.