Sentences with phrase «war victims»

As a traditional oil painter, I work with figurative portraiture of war victims.

Many Americans, more motivated by fear of the unknown and self - preservation than compassion for war victims, ignore facts in favor of rhetoric.

Do you (or anybody else here) have any empathetic words devoid of condescension for the innocent Iraqi war victims?

The imposing sculpture was intended as a tribute to the fallen soldiers of World War I, just as Constantin Brancusi's «Endless Column» was to the Romanian war victims.

This reminded me of Jasper de Beijer's colorful summer show of Mexican drug war victims.

The artist's latest pictures of flickering war victims and flame - ridden battlescapes confirm her as one of Britain's foremost contemporary painters — innovative and individualistic.

Jugovic is also hoping to fund a Holocaust memorial site in his homeland for the Serbian war victims, especially the 110,000 children who perished.

Other companions included human rights campaigner and US Congressman Frank Wolf, along with plumbers, electricians and nurses for work on a rehabilitation centre for war victims.

To really hate, surely we should reserve that emotive word for terrorists, evil villains, rapists, also for horrors of war victims, famine and ghastly inhumane acts by some «people» to other people, etc..

something of which Kristol knows not... false pretext for war... callous disregard for war victims... convenient lies to prove any political point... perhaps only Bernie Madoff has led a more delusional existence...

These include Medical services to cater for the treatment of the war victims for the injured and traumatized, Military Mechanical Units, establishment of Peace Keeping Centre, provision of counter Improvised Explosive Device (IED) equipments, Capacity Building and Training of Medical Personnel amongst others.

Though only 36 years old, this former high school quarterback and magazine model now resembled a war victim.

The toll of war victims, like these remains in Bosnia, may be grossly underestimated according to a controversial study.

Directed by Sean Penn and starring Charlize Theron and Javier Bardem, it's the story of two doctors working on the front lines in Africa, trying to bring relief to war victims.

The kind of «war victim» I think you're describing, by contrast, is the writer (the noisy kind, yes, whose howls have tended to make many think we're seeing a «war»).

It is the portrait of a war victim coming to grips with the underlying horror of everyday reality.