Sentence examples for war nature from inspiring English sources

Victorians found peculiar satisfaction in empire and war, nature, reason and nation.

The series is packed with images of love, war, nature and art, often beautifully edited and given a dramatic pulse by John Harle's energetic score.

The blood already shed, the sectarian sentiments it has stirred, and the hardening Cold War nature of the web of alliances being forged around the deepening Syrian conflict makes polarization more likely, not less.

"Ys" (pronounced ees) was composed on a grand scale — five songs add up to nearly an hour of music — and it earns every minute with panoramas of love and war, nature and civilization, apocalypse and rapture.

The creator of the original TV show, a former pilot from El Paso called Gene Roddenberry, wanted something that would allow him "to talk about love, war, nature, God, sex", but which the censors would pass "because it all seemed so make-believe".

They also wanted to obtain a rugged power forward who would catapult them from the bottom of the league's offensive rebounding ranking, and improve themselves at point guard by acquiring a penetrating playmaker who would end the every-basket-is-a-war nature of their halfcourt set.

He also once claimed that "homosexuals have declared war on nature, and now nature is exacting an awful retribution".

A a few years earlie he said "homosexuals have declared war on nature, and now nature is exacting an awful retribution".

"The poor homosexuals," he wrote, "they have declared war upon nature, and now nature is exacting".

Writing in 1983, Buchanan claimed, "The poor homosexuals -- they have declared war upon nature, and now nature is extracting an awful retribution".

But, Dikötter points out, "Mao lost his war against nature.