Sentence examples for war terms from inspiring English sources

We no longer see Europe in zero-sum, Cold War terms.

He told me, "We no longer think in Cold War terms, for several reasons.

And when I say win, I don't mean win on Cold War terms.

After the war, terms like "repression" and "inferiority complex" began cropping up in movies and best-selling novels.

In making his case for more defense spending, Mr. Rumsfeld spoke in the stark, cold war terms of strength and weakness.

He then explained that this "game" was not set in "Cold War terms", but was, instead, about "business contracts, business opportunities, jobs for Americans, and opportunities to export"; "foreign policy is economic policy", he declared.

The war, termed the Anarchy by Victorian historians, dragged on and degenerated into stalemate.

One of the episode's working titles was "Soldier's Heart", an American Civil War term for shellshock.

This mysterious place that was so close and yet so far, shrouded in intrigue and innuendo and that glorious cold war term, "propaganda".

By striving to neutralize China's current arsenal, a missile defense system would encourage Chinese leaders to conclude that the United States and its allies still saw that nation in stark cold-war terms, leading China to stockpile even more missiles.

In "Star Wars" terms, Dick Cheney was more evil than Darth Vader.