Sentence examples for war fits from inspiring English sources

"Unconventional war fits no pattern, defies the military planner's imagination — and might obviate the use of force in the first place".

"The culture war fits into the pre-millennialists' expectation of the end of history -- the decline of civilization, the breakdown of morality, a general breakdown of order," he said.

A revision of the typical Hollywood perspective on the Cold War fits in well with the mood of television today.

Instead, most work on questions since the Second World War fits squarely within the Fregean paradigm where propositions, declarative sentences, and assertion have primacy.

One shows her as she was during the war, fitted as a cruiser; the other shows her after the war, as a private yacht.

Cardinal Law said the new statement, likely to be issued on Wednesday, would be a "moral reflection on this issue, raising questions" about whether an Iraq war fit the criteria of a "just war".

And where exactly does the Afghan war fit into the overall campaign against terror, when the enemy's cause can lure a man like Mr. Shahzad, a former financial analyst for the Elizabeth Arden cosmetics company in Stamford, Conn., and a naturalized American citizen?

For Hannah Horowitz, an atmospheric chemist at Harvard University who wasn't involved in the study, this local effect of wars fits into the new picture that's emerging of how mercury behaves in the atmosphere.

"The Green Table," Kurt Jooss's 1932 protest against war, easily fits the definition for a middle ballet.

disbanded and Iron Man on an extended holiday from solo outings, it's hard to see where War Machine fits into things.

Rather, the Second Macedonian War (200 196) fits the long pattern of Roman readiness to go to war in order to force ever more distant neighbours to submit to superior Roman power.