Sentence examples for war leaves out from inspiring English sources

A timetable of the war leaves out several important events.

Though she takes Jacob from childhood to his early death in war, she leaves out plot, conflict, even character.

The treatment of foreign policy, from the occupation of the Rhineland to the outbreak of war in 1939, leaves out much that is needed to understand the eventual outcome.

"Yes, war is hell, and 'The March' affirms this truth," Walter Kirn wrote here, "but it also says something that most war novels leave out: hell is not the end of the world".

Oddly, the years of the Second World War are left out, an omission that seems puzzling given that Piaf is known to have aided the Resistance during the Nazi occupation (even as she continued to perform).

8. Write a six volume Pulitzer Prize-winning history of the Civil War but leave out the battles.

In 2006, the Mexican government issued a report on the Dirty War, but left out major historical points, claiming they were biased against the Mexican army.

Supporters of Israel are furious that when pictures of Palestinian casualties are shown, the causes and context of the war are left out -- Hamas's rocket attacks on southern Israel, which precipitated the attack on Gaza; its cynical use of civilians as human shields, which is a war crime; its stated intention to destroy Israel and Jewry, which amounts to genocide.

The Vietnam analogy leaves out the broad cold war context for that human and military failure.

It might even be true to say that what I understood about the war was largely left out of the book.

When Mr. Ellsberg originally leaked the Pentagon Papers, he did so because he wanted to stop the Vietnam War — so he left out sections about peace negotiations with North Vietnam.