Example sentences for: gaddis

How can you use “gaddis” in a sentence? Here are some example sentences to help you improve your vocabulary:

  • However foolish their 1956 conspiracy with Israel to recapture the Suez Canal, the U.S. decision first to vote with the Soviets to condemn them at the United Nations and then to apply what Gaddis calls "crushing economic pressure" on their currencies was hardly a collegial way to run the alliance.

  • Gaddis' answer, of course, is that the game was under way by then: The heirs of Truman and Stalin were condemned to play by Cold War rules.

  • So Gaddis does not really tackle the most egregious moral disaster for the West.

  • John Lewis Gaddis, the most eminent of America's Cold War historians, has taken a risk by naming his book We Now Know . For, the big surprise of the opening of so many of the Soviet, Chinese, and Eastern European archives is that we have learned so little that seriously alters the known contours of the 45-year confrontation.

  • Tito and Yugoslavia get disappointingly short shrift in Gaddis' analysis, as does Stalin's still mysterious decision to pull out of the Soviet-administered sector of northern Iran.


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