Sentence examples for worlds of war from inspiring English sources

That's obviously true, but aesthetically at least, the worlds of war and leisure can sometimes seem pretty similar.

But now the anxiety of living simultaneously in disparate worlds of war and play begins to heighten.

Hasbro, which makes G.I. Joe and his accessorized worlds of war, including a "desert arena" collection introduced after Operation Desert Storm in 1991, wanted the latest information on chemical protection suits.

The world of "War and Peace" envelops you.

Their passion rendered Shakespeare's world of war real.

"You get wrapped in cellophane so you can function in this world of war," he said.

Along the way, they offer reminders to the civilian world of war, its wounds and the gentle art of recovery.

In both novels the country-house world gives way to the world of war — though in "C" it's World War I, not II.

In fact, in the world of war correspondents, this kind of statement from a woman usually sent a man running.

In our worrying world of war, famine and greed, he kept our feet firmly on the ground.

Historically, a bronze sculpture of a male denoted some degree of status, high achievers in a man's world of war and politics.