Sentence examples for war relationship from inspiring English sources

Melville's work (hugely readable) allegorises the complex, post-civil war relationship of white and black.

That cold war relationship has been a source of mistrust but we are moving beyond that".

David Cameron warned Vladimir Putin, face to face, that Russia's whole post-Cold War relationship with the West is at a "fork in the road" over Ukraine.

An amphibious man forms a bond with a mortal woman in The Shape of Water, his cold war relationship story currently filming in Toronto.

The amicable post-Cold War relationship between the United States and the Soviet Union would collapse if military force was used in the Gulf, Pravda said.

Yet, while Mr. Castro's visit clearly does not carry the ideological weight evident at the height of Russia's Cold War relationship with Cuba, vestiges of those bygone days remain.

During the Cold War, relationships between the "First World" and the "Second World" of Communist states were typically competitive, ideological and hostile.

With any film, I look first for real characters, and then for the actions which fall naturally into the tale (war, relationships, etc).

Instead of moving into a new future that defused India and Pakistan's nuclear rivalry and promised "a more capable, accountable, and effective government in Afghanistan that serves the Afghan people," the U.S. is falling back on its old cold war relationships that created the problem in the first place.

If that is all Mr. Bush intends, he would be passing up an important opportunity to achieve his goal of helping both countries move beyond their cold-war relationship.

Willy Lam, adjunct professor at the Chinese University of Hong Kong's Center for Chinese Studies, said that the Zhu case could further fracture the "quasi-cold-war relationship" between China and Japan, setting off fears among Chinese academics and visitors to Japan that they could be susceptible to similar treatment.