Sentence examples for war motivated from inspiring English sources

Umar Israilov, 27, was a complicated figure: a participant in a particularly ugly war, motivated at least in part by revenge.

Although the war motivated him to express his thoughts musically, his experience in Vietnam yielded only one song, "The Ballad of the Winter Soldier".

Thus, according to Melanie Phillips, Simon Heffer and a Telegraph leader, the commission has launched a "class war", motivated (according to Heffer) by "government-orchestrated spite" or (a headteacher writing in the Telegraph) "the rhetoric of envy".

His absolute love for Elaine carried him through war, motivated him in business and informed each second he spent with his children and grandchildren.

However, he stood by his statement that war service during the Civil War was motivated more by concerns of states' sovereignty than by the issue of slavery.

The summer lobster glut that caused a plummeting fishermen's price war also motivated adult lobsters to eat juveniles.

The marked population increase after World War II motivated the city to extend the road system of the city, but the framework of the earlier system remains.

And the recent outpouring of claims about Syria's civil war is motivated by a similar attempt – in our view misguided – to "securitise" climate change ahead of the Paris summit.

She says her muted response to the Georgian war is motivated by a desire to guarantee Ukraine's territorial integrity without inflaming relations with Russia.Ukraine faces three political options: a fresh parliamentary election, a face-saving truce between Mr Yushchenko and Ms Tymoshenko or a new coalition between Ms Tymoshenko and Mr Yanukovich.

A War (Krigen) (Denmark) Excuse me for repeating a point I have made before, but a common aspect of modern warfare is that no matter how much soldiers who go to war are motivated by patriotism, once the fighting starts, idealism fades and their main concern is protecting their buddies.

"It comes to those who discover it, all round the world, as a dismaying shock, to realize that continuation of the weapons race and of cold and hot warring are motivated only by intramural party fears of local political disasters," Fuller wrote last spring.