Sentence examples for war terminology from inspiring English sources
FNG, LZ, frag, DMZ, KIA … the Vietnam war terminology is relentless.
An admirer of the United States (he lived and taught here for several years) and no peacenik (as a young man, he served in the Coldstream Guards), Howard said that adopting war terminology in response to the criminal threat posed by Al Qaeda could lead to a century-long conflict.
This one's a throwback for anyone who remembers Cold War terminology.
Some might initially be confused at the "war" terminology, but this is normal, as conservatives like to see everything as a "war" of us-against-them.
Bringing war terminology into mankind's relation to an individual plant and its germination might even describe something about our relation to nature itself.
Cold-war terminology implied that third-world countries had limited room for independent manoeuvre.
The changes may be most noticeable in the south, where war and its terminology have become inseparable companions to my people.
And the Right should not frame every effort to ensure reproductive rights as a wide-ranging attack on religious freedom; the "war on religion" terminology implicitly questions the religious views of progressive Christians and the dedication of liberals to religious freedom.
When men talk about war, the stories and terminology vary it's this battle, these weapons, this terrain.
It was during one of these visits that I noticed how war- and military-related terminology had crept into the language of the locals.
Meanwhile, the skirmishing over terminology — the metaphor war — continues.
