There is even a spot of penis warfare, in a battle scene where a villager uses his genitals literally to beat his enemies, and we begin to suspect that Oscar might not be wholly reliable, or indeed palatable.
Then House Republicans would engage in what Mr. Boehner, in a private meeting last week, called "trench warfare," a running battle with the president on spending, first as the government approaches its statutory borrowing limit early next year, then in late March, when a stopgap government spending bill runs out.
But to the religious right professionals talk about it, the campaign over Prop 8 in California was "spiritual warfare," a cataclysmic battle between good and evil.
This month, we're taking a deep dive into submarine warfare, betraying our friends in a battle for loot and vying for power in the Game of Thrones.
Yet the problem with class warfare in Westport is it becomes a battle between the haves and the have-mores.
Combs writes "Warfare is analogous to persuasion, as a battle for hearts and minds".
Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] warfareSIR--Armies require more than merely the latest hardware to win a battle ("The future of warfare", March 8th).
Over the past few years we've watched a lexical warfare battle slowly unfold in the treatment of the term "hacktivism".
Throughout history, warfare has been cast by poets, historians, politicians and spin doctors as a battle between good and evil, light and dark, reason and chaos.
With its violent, bucking horses and bloodthirsty soldiers brandishing swords in the scrum of warfare, "The Battle of Anghiari," which Leonardo began in 1505 and appears to have abandoned the following year, was hailed as a triumph and copied by many artists until it mysteriously disappeared sometime in the mid-16th century.
