Sentence examples for war suffered from inspiring English sources
The phrase "war suffered" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe the experiences or hardships endured during a war, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure. Example: "The soldiers returned home, haunted by the war suffered during their deployment."
Prisoners of war suffered most.
He had no pity, no compassion, no understanding of what the victims of war suffered.
Ridley claims, for instance, that "every country that tried protectionism" after the second world war suffered as a result.
We the Jewish people, who during the Second World War suffered incomprehensible horrors, while the world was silent, we say: no more burying our heads in the sand, no longer shall we remain silent.
But he must also bear some of the responsibility for the tragedies that then overtook Cambodia as it was drawn into the war, suffered from massive American bombing, and fell under Khmer Rouge rule.
Soldiers in the Civil War suffered from irritability, disturbed sleep, shortness of breath and depression, a syndrome Jacob Mendes Da Costa, an Army surgeon, described in 1871 as "irritable heart".
Three generations of Vietnamese born since the war suffer from disabilities that likely result from their ancestors' exposure to dioxin.
Certainly, veterans of war suffer, but many also shine with the quiet feeling that, from now on, life can never get quiet enough.
An intelligent, sparely written, politically preoccupied novel in which a young American wife in Thailand during the Vietnam War suffers first confusion, then obsession, then tragedy.
The paper also seems likely to fuel a debate that has raged for decades over whether veterans who struggle emotionally and psychologically after returning from war suffer from psychiatric problems or brain injuries.
The generation that grows up during war suffers life-long disadvantages even after the country's physical infrastructure is rebuilt.
