Sentence examples for war fatalities from inspiring English sources
The work's resulting shape changes according to the current number of war fatalities and the exhibition space she's assigned.
This Republic of Suffering: Death and the American Civil War (2008) assesses the lasting impact of Civil War fatalities on American attitudes toward death.
The Tower of London's poppies – one for each of the 888,246 British First World War fatalities – beautifully captures this mood.
The deaths brought the number of American service members killed in Afghanistan to at least 19 this month, according to icasualties.org, a nongovernmental Web site that tracks war fatalities in Afghanistan and Iraq.
None of these millions of victims are included in Pinker's assessment of twentieth-century (male) war fatalities, because he only includes the U.S. and Europe.
Examples include reporting patently false information on Serbs being killed by Croatian police in the Pakrac clash, even though by that time no war fatalities occurred in Croatia, and dismissing independent media reports of fires burning in Dubrovnik as a consequence of JNA artillery bombardment as being a ruse by Croats burning tires in the city.
For instance, he claims to have composed the Times story that got him busted -- a Page 1 piece about the mother of an Iraq war fatality, which plagiarized The San Antonio Express-News -- over a blackout weekend in his apartment that he can barely recall.
Craig is an Iraq-war fatality who returns in memory; Peter, a self-conscious actor, is very much alive.
In 2008, at least five thousand Mexicans died in the drug war, more fatalities than the United States suffered during the Iraq War.
In response to a politician's suggestion, King George V requested that the country pause in silence for two minutes in acknowledgment of the war's fatalities.
In other recent wars, civilian fatalities could be euphemistically filed under "collateral damage", since keeping ordinary folk alive was not the official purpose of the conflict.
