Sentence examples for war feeling from inspiring English sources
That fact, by itself, is not a negative, but it has the effect of leaving some discussions, especially those involving the morality of war, feeling unfinished.
There was a war feeling... and I come from the Middle East, not exactly the Switzerland of the world, so I know.
But he grew disenchanted with Hemingway's behavior in the Spanish Civil War, feeling that he had been too accommodating of the left's excesses.
For much of Tuesday afternoon and into the evening, the elite commandos fought a subterranean war, feeling their way in the darkness through a nest of booby traps and ambushes as they chased militants through basements and tunnels.
What is available depends on political issues: I use fabric from the UK, Germany and the Czech Republic, but also from the former East Germany, which has a post-cold war feeling.
"If we could figure out three or four of those behaviors that affect a large number of people and say, 'O.K., a lot of guys are doing this, how can we teach them to do that in a way that is more safe and more responsible?' " Some programs are already in place for young men and women who return from war feeling invincible.
I mean, we all know there's intense pro-war feeling in this country, but who would have thought I'd spend the night in jail?
Within days, the coalition of Muslim and far-left groups that formed Respect at the height of anti-war feeling in 2004 began to show signs of unravelling.
They stand in relative darkness, hanging audaciously on the rim or else staring off into space, while flame throwers and smoke machines give the bench a fog-of-war feeling.
With that resigned acceptance that you still commonly find in older Huddersfielders - that Truth will only be known in the Next World - he would quietly say that the town was the national capital of anti-war feeling and genuine toleration of it by those who disagreed; and he would leave it that.
That's a nice, easy feature I can borrow to invoke that Star Wars feeling.
