Sentence examples for war promoted from inspiring English sources

The only satire to buck this negative box office trend has been "Wag the Dog" (1997), about an imaginary, politically distracting war promoted and waged on television.

The nadir was probably reached last year when the Imperial War Museum, an institution founded to record and project the experience of the First World War, promoted itself with a special show of "James Bond", his drinks, films and girls, for which they charged £8 entry.

He rejected his "slave name," embraced Islam, refused induction into the military, opposed the Vietnam War, promoted black power but ultimately reached out to whites.

Those include preparing for war, preventing war, fighting a war, promoting democracy, punishing human rights violators, promoting communism, opposing communism, promoting economic development, discouraging economic development, preventing regime change, encouraging regime change, and many other goals.

It's far more important as a weapon in the culture war, promoting an idea which buttresses their three key articles of faith: that "man" has dominion over nature; that corporate might makes right; and that change must be avoided.

Dozens of historians have lauded Eisenhower for his hands-on style as president — for ending the Korean War, promoting NATO, balancing budgets, appointing Earl Warren to the Supreme Court and warning us about the military-industrial complex.

If I don't want Hillary going to war, promoting fracking, instituting bad trade deals and the like, all we've got to do is make it unpopular for her to do so.

The war in Iraq violates law and perverts our sense of justice...Our compassion and care for our fellow human has been twisted and warped into intolerance, hatred, and bigotry...This war promotes fiscal insanity for us and future generations and it narrows and degrades our soul.

The whole "European model" of peaceful social democracy makes sense only as a reaction against the horrors of two world wars that uses the social cohesion that those wars promoted.

The military procurement for Korean War and Vietnam War further promoted the rise of Japan as a regional economic power.

During the Second World War, Kanin promoted women's participation in the war effort by hosting and writing a radio show, A Woman's Angle, and co-writing a "B" movie, Blondie for Victory (1942).