Sentences with phrase «way than a war»

Keep loving your heritage and keep witnessing to others that there is a better way than a war torn, violent, wicked, socialist, new world order.

Not exact matches

To put that a different way, by this one measure more innovation is occurring right now than during the post-Civil War portion of the Industrial Revolution and the post-WWII economic boom.

In many ways, the combat in the new «God of War» feels more «Dark Souls» or «Bloodborne» than «God of War.»

There was no better way to release the upcoming Star Wars movie than in a 360 VR fly - through experience.

He will argue that seeking «peaceful solutions» is a better way of protecting Britain than «the kind of unilateral wars and interventions that have almost become routine in recent times».

However, what better way is there to avert a deleterious trade war than to resolve issues by putting them in writing and signing the document for all the world to see?

Cohn believes that the tariffs could result in trade wars and cost more jobs than they save; while Navarro and others such as US Trade Rep. Robert Lighthizer and US Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross think they could be an effective way to reduce the US trade deficit and revive beleaguered industries.

The way I see it, US woud have had over 70 million more Americans suffering, kids that fought old mens war, more jails filled with criminals and a troubled society than we see today...

If conservative Christians continue to treat LGBT people as second - class citizens and cry persecution every time they don't get their way, they will lose far more than the culture wars.

Certainly, the GOP saw war as a better way to enrich their base than insuring the least among us.

We have done everything wrong, and we have turned away from Him, and we have gone to war with Him, yet rather than make us claw our way back to Him and grovel before Him, begging for his forgiveness, He comes running after us, seeking to restore the friendship with us that He lost when we left.

In short, I do not see how Archbishop Roach's use of the prudential criteria here can be read in any other way than as to seek to prevent the use of force in the face of the most obvious case of international aggression since World War II.

In many ways the democratic nations will be in greater danger after the war than those nations which have been more obviously guilty.

Oh, and Kaiser says that this is WAY different than Jihad, or Holy War, of the Muslims.

Few people are more in love with the Star Wars way of doing things than J.J. Abrams, who has fashioned an entire career out of crafting old - fashioned crowd pleasers.

In war it's ususally plenty of innocent civilian life, sometimes way more than the soldiers doing the fighting.

Melanie Philips, in The Daily Mail, pointed to the way in which «as so often, [the BBC] has given undue airtime to extremists, thus lending credence to the false impression of the Pope's remarks», and she criticised the way the BBC had claimed that the Pope had «apologised», rather than simply expressing regret for the misinterpretation of his comments, «thus helping Islamic extremists believe that the forces of intimidation had cowed the Pontiff and scored a notable victory in the war against Western civilisation».

In the world of politics, President George W. Bush asserted the unity side of the argument more than once in the years after the 9/11 attacks - often as a way to deflect accusations that America was at war with Islam.

But take a look at the carnage in the Thirty Years War, a war between two groups of Christians who were horrified that anyone dared to believe other than the way they did, and tell me with a straight face that the religious zealots who waged that war wouldn't have used ANY technological advantage they might have gotten their hands on and didn't kill with modern bombs not because of self restraint but because of lack of availabiliWar, a war between two groups of Christians who were horrified that anyone dared to believe other than the way they did, and tell me with a straight face that the religious zealots who waged that war wouldn't have used ANY technological advantage they might have gotten their hands on and didn't kill with modern bombs not because of self restraint but because of lack of availabiliwar between two groups of Christians who were horrified that anyone dared to believe other than the way they did, and tell me with a straight face that the religious zealots who waged that war wouldn't have used ANY technological advantage they might have gotten their hands on and didn't kill with modern bombs not because of self restraint but because of lack of availabiliwar wouldn't have used ANY technological advantage they might have gotten their hands on and didn't kill with modern bombs not because of self restraint but because of lack of availability.

But when it comes to making pronouncements on international affairs and especially the war against militant Islam and Iraq, of which he seems to know very little, Tom Wright ought to remain silent rather than make comments that indicate he is way out of his depth.

The imperialism that had led the editors to share cold - war sentiments against any manifestation of communist strength now gave way to a recognition that something other than communist expansionism was happening in Vietnam.

A new study has found that Christian churches are more likely to fear refugees displaced by war, ISIS and poverty than they are actually to help them in any way.

This is like having faith that the Star Wars universe is way cooler than the Star Trek universe.

But if the war was about anything, it was about preserving a way of life, and that life included a game that suddenly seemed more worth fighting for than ever.

They do not complain - that is not the Army's way - but the book leaves a sense of grievance that such a powerful and wealthy country as ours should deploy a force less than adequate for the safety of our own people.Excellent war reporters and broadcasters are employed only to give snippets and snapshots.

However, for the countries of Western Europe, as the centuries passed and memories of Holy Wars gave way to the hopes of the enlightenment, the boundaries of Christendom became gradually less important than the boundaries of «Western civilization» which were both culturally and politically narrower than those of Christendom.

But the Democrats should have the edge in a bidding war, since the electoral math will probably be much easier for each of the members in their own districts if they're running as Democrats against Republicans than the other way around.

Those, like me, who have stuck with Labour through the years of the Iraq war, PFI and privatisations don't appreciate lectures from those like Polly Toynbee who walked out to form the SDP when things weren't going their way (This is bigger than Labour: if Corbyn wins, Britain could be out of Europe, 25 August).

The statement reads in part, «Given that President Buhari was initially acclaimed, hailed and idolised by the people as an uncompromising spear - head of a crusade against corruption — taking crusade to mean, not just a war, but a war fought with great passion and zeal — it is significant that, in less than two years, the acclaim is giving way to cynicism about the President's sincerity in the prosecution of the war.

They no longer serve the same purpose that they did, back in the Cold War, as we discussed, and in many ways present more of a danger to the U.S. than not having them, and if we can somehow ensure that everybody else also doesn't have them, then this would be the perfect world.

Educational sites are more than just places for learning to read and count; they can also serve as refuges from the psychological impact of living in a war zone and as centers to furnish health information and instruction in protective measures, such as ways to avoid land mines.

«There are ways to construct meaning around memory loss that show greater compassion and solidarity toward people with cognitive frailty rather than seeing them as passive victims in our biological war against the disease.

The war on cancer necessarily included basic research, because scientists and doctors had to admit they just didn't know much about cancer; how it arises, why some forms are more deadly than others, and the best way to treat and prevent cancer.

Many high - suds shampoos — as well as facial cleansers and soaps — rely on an an industrial - grade cleanser called sodium laureth sulfate (SLS), which first made its way onto the shelves of post-World War II America as «Gunk,» an engine degreaser that more than fifty years later is still sold under the same brand name in auto parts shops.

What better way to showcase this, than with a one - of - a-kind Star Wars dress?

Based loosely on the book by Max Brooks, «World War Z» is in some ways less a zombie movie than the story of a global pandemic and the heroic individual (guess who) trying to stop it.

God of War's reboot is a triumph... Our few complaints — and there are very few — would be that the boat sections add little to the actual gameplay other than a cumbersome way to explore the world.

The movie ride delivered by Solo: A Star Wars Story is more mild than wild, a pleasant way to pass the time instead of a game - changer.

It follows a set formula with very little in the way of risk - taking, but so long as you can stomach the idea of warring kingdoms with very little at stake other than your level - up bar, it'll probably delight you too.

[Gary] Shore's directorial debut breaths new life into the genre, taking this story back hundreds of years, delving into the unknown origin story of the innovator himself, Mr. Dracula... The way Vlad craves blood is well - judged, as we see him battle his conscious; a far more intriguing and entertaining battle than those in the war zone, which are unvaried and monotonous.

Deep down, we all know that modern superhero movies are operating with even lower dramatic stakes than Star Wars or James Bond movies: beloved characters rarely stay dead after they've been killed, and no plot development, no matter how grave, is irreversible, so there's no possible way that what seems to be happening on the screen could really be happening.

But none of them feel as if they are willing to take much in the way of a risk, and while filmmakers like James Gunn and Taika Waititi seem to have had some liberty to make the interstellar exploits of the crew of The Milano and the Nordic wanderings of the God of Thunder their own, it was equally apparent Marvel wasn't going to allow them stray too far afield in a way that would make getting to Avengers: Infinity War more difficult than it needed to be.

In light of all this, it's inevitable (and in no way a spoiler to reveal here) that not every character makes it out alive, and that if you come away from the movie feeling bummed out and anxious rather than elated, that means «Infinity War» has done its job, just as «The Empire Strikes Back» and «Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part One» did their jobs.

(It is also more Star Wars than Star Trek in other ways, but more on that later.)

Full Metal Jacket: 25th Anniversary Edition Rated R Available on Blu - ray I can't think of a better way to honor this infamous Kubrick film about the Vietnam War than this amazing new blu - ray set by Warner Brothers.

Marvel Studios has officially began production on Avengers: Infinity War and what a better way to announce it than a behind the scenes video.

Bottom line is that Star Wars Battlefront II ends up being a paint - by - numbers movie tie - in game with way more budget than it needs.

Is it me, or does it seem far too unrealistic that all of these war vets involved in that ambush happen to live in the same town and intersect with one another in more than one way?

Even though the film is due in less than three months, we're just now getting our first look at Cate Blanchett and Robert Redford in the true story of the «Rathergate» period of CBS News when Dan Rather was unceremoniously on his way out after a 2004 report about George W. Bush's ability to avoid service during the Vietnam War...

But what makes the film more than a mere vengeance flick is that it is actually a fairy tale disguised as a humble western in the same way that the Star Wars franchise is actually a space opera about a son redeeming his father who fell from grace.