Sentence examples for war expert from inspiring English sources

These men returned home hardened by war, expert in the use of weapons, and infused by religious zeal.

PAGE B6 ARTS LOOKING AT LINCOLN Through the Lens of War James M. McPherson is a Pulitzer Prize-winning author and Civil War expert.

The effort involved leaking or even writing stories for sympathetic newspapers in India and hoping that they would be picked up in the West, said Professor Mark N. Kramer, a Cold War expert at Harvard.

After first world war expert Christopher Clark's unkind questioning of Max Hastings' credentials as a historian, we asked: in what circumstances might one reasonably be described as a "complete historian"?

The 59-year-old Connecticut resident isn't NatSec, and he's not a nuclear war expert who's good for a few theoretical armageddon quotes, either.

The Confederate flag's days as a public symbol - a flag or a state emblem - are coming to an end with the passage of Thursday's law, said Carole Emberton, Civil War expert at the University at Buffalo.

After the war, experts say, Greece got little in reparations.

Well, we're all war experts, aren't we?

Before the war, experts said, an average two-bedroom apartment went for $200 per month; now it can rent for as much as $500.

The Iraq war, experts say, is a new kind of war — a 360-degree battle space, with no front or rear, no safe zone outside the large fortified bases, and the compounded physical uncertainty of roadside bombs and mortar attacks.

"If the civilian losses are bearable, we should be able to sustain and win this war," we are told by the retired army folks and other seasonal guerrilla war experts.