Sentence examples for war vibe from inspiring English sources

The most intriguing name among the top vote getters in the Eastern Conference is the Chicago Bulls Pau Gasoll, who will be pitted against brother Marc to give the proceedings a bit of a "civil war" vibe.

The bygone weaponry looks particularly authentic, and riding a horse into battle is only ever going to give off a historical war vibe.

This image shift was fueled in large part by the murderous actions of a Californian quasi-commune that got totally swept up in John Lennon's whole "give peace a chance, by which I mean start an apocalyptic race war" vibe.

Mutton chops connected directly to the mustache give you a vaudevillian or Civil War vibe, like you just waltzed out of a photograph, or Brooklyn.

Halvorson calls the look "homeless chic," but it has more of a rumpled Civil War-era gentleman vibe.

You can easily imagine that happening in the current location's '60s mod interior with leather banquettes, a giant seafood ice boat and vested wait staff that all give off a Cold War-era highbrow vibe.

The vibe of war still hangs over the Nazi-era bunker turned shining beacon of art thanks to advertising guru Christian Boros.

You can feel it in the vibes of war refugees.

The story kind of has a "Gangs of New York" vibe of warring groups centered around a protagonist that needs to avenge his father and outside forces, who make ideas of tribalism less important.

I can't go down that path now!' Epic didn't do that – they said, let's start of with these characters and this vibe – a decorated war veteran who falls from grace and gets the chance to redeem himself; he has the relationship with his father, the world going to hell in a hand basket… that's the sort of thing I can latch on to.

Developers requested the song because it "reflected the war aspect and bad-ass vibe of Nod's side".