Sentence examples for war themselves from inspiring English sources

They are the three Arab countries that have experienced massive sectarian violence and the horrors of civil war themselves.

Most of the al-Qaeda fighters, for example, did not carry insignia openly identifying themselves, or respect the laws of war themselves.

This time, with international opinion deeply split, the US and Britain will have to foot most of the bill for the war themselves.

Our allies would have reason to doubt our word and resolve (not that they were much interested in an Asian war themselves).

A sign of its distress is surely seeing Marx quoted in everything from the Daily Mail to the Spectator, publications not adverse to class war themselves.

The card is intended to reinforce the idea of proximity and reality for visitors, now some 70 years removed from the events of the second world war themselves.

Without being pro-war themselves, they present a terrifying portrait noir not only of Saddam, but more importantly of his repulsive sons, Uday and Qusay, who are likely to take on the mantle of their father should he survive.

As in the conduct of wars themselves, the institutionalisation of military spending quickly becomes entangled in a series of incentives that are entirely tangential to the ostensive motive.

Drug wars themselves also claim a dreadful toll: more than 47,000 deaths in the past five years for Mexico alone, according to the latest estimates.

Gripping and colorful as the invasions and their aftermaths are, the Greco-Persian Wars themselves make up just half of the Histories — from the middle of Book 5 to the end of the ninth, and final, book.

But senior officers admit it is much harder to figure out how to prepare their most senior commanders for managing relationships with civilian masters in Washington, especially if popular support is waning for both the strategy, and the wars themselves.