Sentence examples for war topic from inspiring English sources

And while Republicans freely used gay marriage as a culture war topic in 2004, neither the Romney campaign nor allied GOP groups have returned to that well in 2012.

To learn more about the civil war, which has been going on since March 2011 and has killed tens of thousands of civilians and displaced millions of people, you can visit the "Syria — Uprising and Civil War" Topics page.

In public education, the closest analogy is to other "culture war" topics.

In the past, Francis has berated church officials for being too "obsessed" with culture war topics, like abortion.

Here, in an interview that went longer than anticipated (as requested by Grace once we got into the "Star Wars" topic), Grace reveals his motivations for wanting to play a motivational speaker, reflects on the criticism against "Spider-Man 3," and, as mentioned, sets the record straight on this whole "Star Wars" kerfuffle.

Mr. Bush jumped in and asked for time for an additional rebuttal as Mr. Kerry started pummeling him for his handling of the war, a topic that took up the first 70 minutes of the debate.

A couple of days ago, we posted a well-written and sharply argued comment from a reader: Football Is Not War The topic was serious but reminded me nevertheless of a sublime piece of silliness: George Carlin's routine comparing baseball and football — worth revisiting if you haven't seen it in a while.

Spielberg was attracted to directing the film because of a personal connection to Lean's films and World War II topics.

Here are some cold war examples: Times Topic: Cuban Missile Crisis (1962) Times Topic: Berlin Airlift (1948-49) Topic Topic: Vietnam War Times Topic: Korean War Times Topic: Joseph R. McCarthy 2. Use the advanced search feature.

Batman, Star Wars, other topics I can't remember because they occurred months ago all brilliant, all worth sitting through endless Pajamagram commercials for.

"Those, alas, were things that happened on our own soil," he said, apparently referring to the deportation of French Jews during World War II, a topic that was long taboo.