Sentences with phrase «becoming victims of that war»

But what inevitably became a declaration of war at the outset of litigation resulted in the children becoming victims of that war.

Not exact matches

In raising our voice in defence of persecuted Christians, we wish to express our compassion for the suffering experienced by the faithful of other religious traditions who have also become victims of civil war, chaos and terrorist violence.

How many human beings have become the victims of religious wars, how frequent the oppression of other religious consciences, how numerous are the martyrdoms suffered in courageous confession of individual faith!

Rep. Seth Moulton, a Massachusetts Democrat and veteran of the war in Iraq, said he would boycott a moment of silence on the House floor in honor of the Vegas victims, saying it «becomes an excuse for inaction.»

Director Morten Tyldum tells the story on three levels, in its present, flashing back to Turing's solitary school days and forward to the last days of his life when, his war records expunged because of secrecy, Turing becomes a victim of the British version of McCarthyism making it a tragedy snatched from the jaws of victory.

While the land is a victim of all - out war, time - lines become blurred as characters from old and newer games are given another chance of videogame life, as the games heroes find themselves in the likes of Skyloft from Skyward Sword, Death Mountain from Ocarina of Time and the Twilight Realm from Twilight Princess.

Consoles are wonderful, wonderful things and there's not a day goes by that I don't appreciate them, but don't allow yourself to get caught up in the fanboy wars and become blind to the benefits of building a custom computer, nor should you fall victim to the many myths that surround it.

Consider what Nikolai Fedorov wrote in 1880s: that the ultimate function of the museum is to unify progressives and conservatives, vitality and death: «And our age in no way dares to imagine that progress itself would ever become the achievement of history, and this grave, this museum, becomes the reconstruction of all of progress's victims at the time when struggle will be supplanted by accord, and unity in the purpose of reconstruction, only in which parties of progressives and conservatives can be reconciled — parties that have been warring since the beginning of history.»

Chapter 3 is by Naomi Oresekes and Erik Conway, «Challenging Knowledge: How climate science became a victim of the cold war.»

Regarding the 16 October 2007 - dated «How Climate Science Became a Victim of the Cold War» draft, it is 39 pages long in its main text, and its first eight pages are devoted to a setup about the settled science of man - caused global warming before it dives into the topic of the George C Marshall Institute, which is described as being opposed to the idea of global warming.

In July 2006, a New Yorker article described him as briefly becoming «a victim of an edit war over the entry on global warming»....