Sentence examples for war significance from inspiring English sources

Now, three locations, "of particular First World War significance", have been selected to host parts of the display.

Many are located along the roads leading to Yorktown and Williamsburg, where many sites of the Historic Triangle are of both American Revolutionary War and Civil War significance.

That struck him as poignant, lonely and full of Cold War significances.

Many outsiders think of Nuremberg only in terms of its World War II significance.

The Newsnight host said that "not to acknowledge the war's significance would be wilful myopia", but that "the whole catastrophe has been overlain with myth and legend".

Mr Paxman said that "not to acknowledge the war's significance would be wilful myopia", but that "the whole catastrophe has been overlain with myth and legend".

But it takes nothing away from his achievements — crucially, articulating for the Civil War a significance that could outlast and be commensurate with its awfulness — that he generally knew what he was doing and coolly calculated how to do it.

Lord Provost Sadie Docherty, who welcomed Sir Alex on Thursday, said: "As we mark the centenary of the First World War the significance of Mary Barbour cannot be underestimated.

There's a lot of basic fetch-questing in Valiant Hearts, running concurrently with the puzzle solving – but that's okay, because the exploration of each stage reveals reward collectibles, items of World War I significance that come with vividly illustrative facts and period photography.

If Mr Gove wants to encourage "open debate on the war and its significance", he should begin in the beginning.

But beginning in the spring of 1862 and continuing even past the end of the war, the theological significance of "Christian slavery" changed.