Sentence examples for war visions from inspiring English sources

Apocalyptic Cold War visions fuelled many of the classic films noirs of the nineteen-fifties, even many which are not among the most artistically accomplished; the sixty-year-old Noyce's film, wrongly thought (by many) to be "old school" in its technique, gets whatever juice it has from being old school in its political passions.

When you hear "bidding war," visions of rapid-fire auction chanting might come to mind: One dollar bid, now two, now two, will you give me two... sold!

It is of course unclear how long Eastern Europeans will cling to their cold war vision of the United States as the gravitational center of the West.

He viewed the reality of segregation as incompatible with Wilson's war vision to "make the world safe for Democracy".

Starkiller also appears in Star Wars: Visions of the Blade, an Infinities comic focusing on the Soulcalibur and Star Wars crossover.

Lucasfilm, for example, may simply be trying to protect its "Star Wars" vision without cracking down on fans.

The wrecked spaceships are so perfectly of a piece with Star Wars' vision of a future filled with junk that the Falcon fits in perfectly.

Britain's policy towards migrants, like that of many other EU states, remains short-sighted, inward-looking and defensive, and that has to change if we are to preserve the post-war vision of Europe.

If there's one thing practically everybody seems to be able to agree upon, it is that the euro is destined to collapse, and with it the great post-war vision of European integration.

The tensions between net contributor and net debtor states, the loosening of the Franco-German axis, the decline of social integration under the pressure of immigration and rising joblessness have all challenged the post-war vision.

By John Cassidy December 9, 2011 If there's one thing practically everybody seems to be able to agree upon, it is that the euro is destined to collapse, and with it the great post-war vision of European integration.