Sentence examples for war manner from inspiring English sources

The Kremlin's handling of Mr. Snowden, one official said, was "the most provocative cold war manner of the choices that they had available to them".

Part of their exhaustion came from an attempt to maintain a pre-war manner of living.

Back in the UK, parliament and the public knew next to nothing about this war, the manner in which it was being waged, or Britain's role in it.

In any event, Africa experts note that for decades during the cold war, all manner of crimes, both military and economic, were overlooked in the name of geostrategic positioning.

I would have suggested that Two Tribes had at least one round in honour of the Frankie Goes to Hollywood "Two Tribes" video, in which the contestants donned rubber and PVC and slugged it out in a kinky Cold War-influenced manner.

"We might have conducted the war in a manner different from the way we did".

A soldier himself, Mr. Bykov wrote about war in a manner devoid of the standard Soviet romance.

War leaves all manner of scars, and the dusty towns in eastern Sierra Leone still bear the marks of a decade of civil strife.

There are, of course, isolated victories in the war and the manner in which Colombia disrupted much of the drug trade is a case in point.

In that role, D'Este argues, Churchill was not merely a politician conducting a war in the manner of Woodrow Wilson, Lloyd George or Franklin Roosevelt.

Although Price viewed Quantrill and his men as conducting "just retaliation" against the "uncivilized warfare" begun by the Union, other Confederates were less sure that the guerrillas were conducting war in a manner befitting a "Christian people".