Sentence examples for warfare her from inspiring English sources

In "Swept Away," Lina Wertm?r's 1974 screen exploration of class and gender warfare, her character, a castaway, makes do mostly with a single wardrobe item, an outsize scarf that she presses into service as a head wrap, a sultry halter dress, a lens-fogging slit-to-the-hip sarong and, when the waters get choppy, a sheltering cocoon.

In "Swept Away," Lina Wertmüller's 1974 screen exploration of class and gender warfare, her character, a castaway, makes do mostly with a single wardrobe item, an outsize scarf that she presses into service as a head wrap, a sultry halter dress, a lens-fogging slit-to-the-hip sarong and, when the waters get choppy, a sheltering cocoon.

The Moroccan woman at the center of former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi's sex-for-hire trial accused investigators on Thursday of waging psychological warfare against her and manipulating her testimony during interrogations.

Mrs. Clinton has long relied on a tight-knit, intensely loyal group of aides who share her instincts for political warfare and her skepticism and even hostility toward calls for fuller disclosure.

In the end, however, she did make a sort of play, a fusion of her own long-term interest in family warfare (see her 1981 "The Catherine Wheel") with Dylan's songs about the generation gap — for example, "The Times They Are A-Changin'".

In the end, however, she did make a sort of play, a fusion of her own long-term interest in family warfare (see her 1981 "The Catherine Wheel") with Dylan's songs about the generation gap for example, "The Times They Are A-Changin'".

By her own account, Doyle waged all-out psychological warfare against her husband.

Isabelle trembles in fear, plots revenge and visits her own version of good-boss, bad-boss psychological warfare on her assistant, Dani (Karoline Herfurth).

Instead, it's about addressing the individual wounded in warfare, his or her one-of-a-kind healing process, and to meet soldiers and veterans where they are every time.

When a young girl there was asked about the low-level warfare that engulfs her neighborhood, her answer's heart-sinking simplicity seemed to vouch for this approach of chronicling America as though seeing it for the first time.

A divine voice told Drupada to raise Shikhandini as a son; so Drupada raised her like a man, trained her in warfare and arranged for her to marry a female.