Sentence examples for war reflected from inspiring English sources

The "phoney war" reflected those expectations.

In 1899, CP Scott opposed the second Boer war, and Guardian coverage of the war reflected this opposition.

Yet France's opposition to the Iraq war reflected strategic calculation as well as a difference of opinion over a particular episode.

When the secretary of state was asked yesterday whether the decision to go to war reflected the pre-emptive Bush doctrine, he recoiled, crying, "No, no, no".

This "no" to war reflected the fury of the Turkish people, 90 per cent of whom are opposed to the war.

The toll of the war — reflected in mounting civilian casualties — left the Americans seeking cooperation and support from an Afghan population that grew steadily more exhausted, resentful, fearful and alienated.

His first novel, Furyoki (1948; "Prisoner of War"), reflects these experiences.

The art and poetry created during that war reflects this struggle for narrative supremacy.

Party Going, published on the brink of the second world war, reflects that experience.

A young private, trapped in the trenches during the first world war, reflects upon his peaceful rural childhood.

Sumption's history of the hundred years war reflects this preference for detail and analysis over grand, romantic narratives.