war-weary

While Americans are war-weary, two-thirds think it is good to be engaged economically around the globe.

Will Rand Paul’s Unorthodox Foreign Policy Fit in the GOP?

Kristen Soltis Anderson

April 9, 2014

By its final chapter The Tender Soldier addresses head-on the unrealistic expectations—and limitations—of a war-weary superpower.

Send in the Marines—and the Anthropologists too?

John Kael Weston

August 23, 2013

Already, Hezbollah faces image problems at home in war-weary Lebanon for its role backing Bashar al Assad's regime in Syria.

Hezbollah's Return To Terror

Ali Gharib

February 21, 2013

If a strike leads ineluctably toward the kinds of things Andrew discusses above, war-weary Americans won't forget how it started.

Does Bibi Have the American People Hypnotized or Something?

Michael Tomasky

September 17, 2012

Here in the U.S., a war-weary public has welcomed the withdrawal of American forces from Iraq.

Santorum Rips Obama ‘Weakness,’ Makes Political Hay of Quran Burning

P.J. Crowley

February 26, 2012

It was war-weary, and its weariness was not of apathy, but of exhaustion.

In the mean time the war-weary nation was clamoring for peace.

There was an air of glad youth in them which came like a Spring wind over our war-weary spirits.

The fact that Paris was only a ghost of her former 61self made no impression on war-weary troopers.

The Germans were prepared to make a separate peace with Russia; they believed her to be crushed and broken and war-weary.