Sentence examples for war strategists from inspiring English sources

All "brilliant" war strategists are only "brilliant" in hindsight.

Consequently, Israeli war strategists have begun talking about the possibility of a long war of attrition.

The president walked the land and, according to one record, would "talk all night" with war strategists summoned from downtown.

While Mezlekia shuns polemics, he shows how the Horn of Africa's appeal to cold war strategists exacerbated the region's serial calamities.

DURING the cold war, strategists in the West worried that their societies were at a disadvantage because they were less willing to put up with the inconvenience victory might require.

But as it turned out, my son's friends are quite the underrated squad of brilliant clan war strategists.

Marshall fell out of favor under the Clinton Administration, which saw less call for an esoteric Cold War strategist.

Kennan, a founding Cold War strategist and a Pulitzer winner, was in his 70s at the time he authorised the book.

In 1958, Albert Wohlstetter, the cold war strategist (and guru to many current players on the scene, including Paul Wolfowitz and Richard Perle), published an influential article whose title, "The Delicate Balance of Terror," succinctly characterized the cold war itself.

Jack Webb's Joe Friday in Dragnet was a barrel of laughs compared to CSIS's most severe, anti-glad handing war strategist.

I would add, that when I got older, I realized that Richard Sheffield also possessed the knowledge of the great Italian political strategist, Niccollo Machiavelli, and the hard-won wisdom of the legendary Chinese war strategist Sun Tzu.