Sentence examples for war produces from inspiring English sources
No doubt this war, like any war, produces exaggerations.
"I don't think war produces heroes," Kebba Dibba said.
Even in a technological age every war produces innocent civilian casualties.
Want to know why a society that has little taste for war produces George Patton and Curtis LeMay?
It's also an uncomfortable truth that just as war produces beneficial technologies, it also inspires enduring and precious artworks.
Musharraf's standing has become more precarious as the intense American air war produces greater numbers of civilian casualties, street demonstrations in Islamabad, Quetta, Peshawar, and elsewhere, and discontent within his own military.
The cold war produced other refugee crises, in Indochina, Central America and Afghanistan.
Still, the Great War produced plenty of younger stars.
The civil rights era, like the Civil War, produced a wealth of great writing.
In 1876 the Serbo-Turkish War produced an outburst of Pan-Slav feeling in Russia.
Despite that opposition, however, the war produced a significant shift of power toward Ottawa.
