Sentence examples for wars point from inspiring English sources

Critics of "Star Wars" point to the film's many borrowings as evidence of Lucas's failure as a filmmaker.

Slavery, the holocaust and two world wars point to our violent tendencies when we are robbed of our humanity.

In all these wars, points were scored by those who could access the literary arsenal of the humanities and use it to their advantage.

Asked why he thought the overhaul had a fighting chance in the House, Ali Noorani, a veteran of many immigration wars, pointed to a big green mobile billboard that had circled Capitol Hill every day this week.

The doll's inclusion alongside toys inspired by enduring favourites such as Sesame Street and Star Wars points to a taste for nostalgia, but 21st century technology remains very much in evidence.

Most of these bodies call themselves "free-market thinktanks", but their trick – as (Astro Turf Wars points out – is to conflate crony capitalism with free enterprise, and free enterprise with personal liberty.

Lima, a 7-year veteran of the rat wars, points out the water, food and thick vegetation that make this a rat haven.

The Chancellor and other ministers opposed to the war point out that it is costing £2.5 billion a year, coming to £20bn by 2014.

If other new governments copy Mr Zapatero and prove their anti-war point by withdrawing from Iraq, they will make everyone less safe as a result.

(Nicholas Hytner's realpolitik version for the National Theater in 2003 is a good example of the post-Iraq War point of view).

It's not an anti-Eton or class-war point to say that her life and experiences are closer to those of most Londoners than are Boris Johnson's.