Sentence examples for war know how from inspiring English sources

Because we who lived through the war know how it begins, where it comes from.

Decades later he wrote: "We who went through the war know how difficult it is to convey the truth about it to those for whom that experience is, happily, unfamiliar.

Those united in the fight against the drug war know how racist, cruel, inhumane and unfair law enforcement can be when there is absolute power and no accountability.

Anyone who has seen Ken Burns's documentary "The Civil War" knows how beautifully he learned to pan across Brady's photographs from that war, among the first in history to leave a detailed photographic record.

Anyone who watched Ken Burns Thee War knows how imperative it is to use channels everyone can watch, which are not driven solely by profit motive and the appeal of advertising dollars, to educate people about our collective history.

Those of us who lived through those culture wars know how shame clung to desire in the years that followed.

Even 70 years after the end of our war, we know how the fractured biography of an individual inscribes itself in the lives of the second and third generations – as do memories of comfort and help.

Though the sound of distant shelling no longer distracts them, residents of the city's central districts are still burdened by the war and know how fortunate they are.

As a veteran of the Iraq war, I know how important it is to our national security that we build bridges to the Muslim community, not burn them.

For all of these reasons, those who actually fought terrorists in war, and know how they operate and think are coming to DC to tell Congress to move without delay on closing the prison at Guantanamo.

Nixon never told us what victory would look like when he declared this war, but it's a war after all and we know how wars end - they end when you defeat the enemy.