Sentence examples for warmongering from inspiring English sources

This is a night of mourning for [Israel's prime minister Binyamin] Netanyahu and his warmongering allies in the US congress".

THE warmongering orcs depicted in the "Lord of the Rings" trilogy are evil, unpleasant creatures that leave death and destruction in their wake.

He was squeezed down and out by the Tory revival under David Cameron and the departure of warmongering Tony Blair, which boosted Labour.

He also suggested that Iran and America could craft a framework for managing their differences, so long as American leaders showed sufficient political will and shunned "the short-sighted interest of warmongering pressure groups".More encouragingly, he agreed with Mr Obama that talks are needed, suggesting agreement could be reached in three to six months.

More critics of Mr Saakashvili's warmongering venture into South Ossetia and his autocratic instincts are emerging: Georgia's ombudsman recently called for "real democracy" to replace authoritarianism.

However, as an official notes, there is as yet little support in the south for warmongering, and the stockmarket has held firm.

Drawing on the crudest of warmongering Serbian propaganda from the 1990s, the document describes Muslim Albanians and Bosniaks (Bosnian Muslims) as an evil jihad-waging enemy.

He pressed the government particularly hard on its handling of the crisis caused by Iran's nationalization of British oil companies and in return had to withstand charges of warmongering.

They're grey-suited apparatchiks holding the fort while Xerxes is warmongering, dispensing propaganda through megaphones.

It would have been interesting to query any gender bias; were women more likely than men to dislike Churchill's warmongering tone?

This is the man whose 2011 work, Holy Terror, was widely castigated as anti-Islamic for its warmongering tale of a superhero taking on Muslim terrorists.