Examples of 'war makes' in a sentence
Meaning of "war makes"
The phrase 'war makes' suggests that war has a tendency or propensity to cause certain effects or consequences. It implies that war is a catalyst or trigger for particular outcomes, changes, or transformations. This phrase can be used to describe how war impacts societies, individuals, relationships, or even geopolitical dynamics.
How to use "war makes" in a sentence
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war makes
This little war makes everything uncertain.
It is essential that neither side in the civil war makes this more difficult.
The war makes people change totally.
That stinking war makes no sense.
War makes us into people we did not know we were.
Talking about war makes it more likely.
War makes you mute in the end.
Fighting in a war makes you a soldier.
War makes you worse or better.
Even this strange war makes sense to him.
War makes people do crazy things.
The end of the cold war makes it possible.
War makes early risers of us all.
You think war makes me horny.
War makes people into animals.
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Preparing for war makes it inevitable.
War makes a broken marriage bed out of sorrow.
This silly war makes me sick.
War makes for strange bedfellows.
Nothing in this war makes sense.
A hard war makes for a good peace.
I am sure you must agree that this war makes loneliness for everyone.
Winning a war makes a man or a country victorious.
History also teaches us that war makes strange bedfellows.
The war makes the most peculiar widows.
I do not see that the war makes any difference.
But war makes everyone a victim.
The fact that the planes are remnants of the war makes the special.
I guess war makes unlikely heroes.
I am sure you must agree with me that this war makes loneliness for everyone.
The war makes you mature.
Charles Tilly famously remarked that states make war and war makes states.
The war makes everything difficult.
You think the threat of war makes it hard to raise money.
This war makes planning almost impossible for me.
Experiencing death and the horrors of war makes a man contemplate the big questions of life.
War makes you do funny things.
It seems the end of war makes people attached to their lives.
War makes all men bedfellows.
I have found that war makes you realise what really matters.
War makes money for the politically connected.
But now I realize that this war makes no sense.
The war makes young widows.
Verhoeven 's message is that war makes fascists of us all.
But war makes us break promises.
End of the Seven Years war makes Russia a world power.
War makes them do these things.
The Civil War makes that cut.
War makes for cruel choices.
The Lord of War makes an appearance.
