Sentence examples for war represents from inspiring English sources

If music represents the most beautiful pole of human experience, war represents the most horrific.

Columbia TriStar argues that its price war represents the vanguard in the fight against piracy here.

Not to everybody, far from it, but the strength that war represents is a powerful primal force.

He argued that "all war represents a failure of diplomacy", while not making it clear if that included the war against Hitler.

The victory of the North over the South in the Civil War represents the victory of capitalism over slavery, of the future over the past, of the factory over the plantation.

Yet, "the Trojan War represents Total War," Alexander insightfully maintains: by the end of the "Iliad," the cumulated grief of doomed Trojans, ordinary men, women and children, "is a match for the heroic and outsize grief" of godlike Achilles.

The war represented an intellectual crisis for him.

The war represented Germany's age-old rebellion against the West.

It says that the conduct of the war represented a "grave assault on the entire regime of international law".

Critics of the Iraq war represent a "domestic insurgency" with a "life-and-death stake" in America's defeat.

The American cultural historian Leo Marx once argued that the Second World War represented the high-water mark of technological determinism in the American imagination.