Sentence examples for a real foe from inspiring English sources

"We've never had the political will and the resolve to treat terrorism as a real foe," observed Ted Price, a former deputy director of operations at the C.I.A. "But now we're at war".

Ostin is a caring, intelligent woman whose only real foe is the human need to waste a few hours each night on sleep.

With Bernie Sanders threatening to spoil her nomination glory by winning California, the speech also served as an appeal to Democrats to unite against the real foe.

The real foe is capitalism.

His real foe isn't Vanko, Hammer, Rhodes, or Fury.

America has not only to train its ally but also to convince it that jihadists are the real foe.

Distracted and debilitated, Ford's leadership team spent years battling phantom enemies while the real foe, General Motors, gobbled up market share.

Its touchstone was his refusal to see himself as inferior because of his race, the historically rooted prejudice that was the real foe as he fought Jim Crow laws for three decades.

Even when Turkey openly declared Isis to be the real foe, Ankara suggested that it only did so to try and prevent Syrian Kurds from liberating northern Syria, under Isis control.

She was smart to do so because nothing has been stopping her from pivoting from attacking Bernie to attacking her real foe, Donald Trump.

No, the real foes are much harder to vanquish: the small daily humiliations that age brings, the legs that won't work the way they used to, the mind and memory that choke up like a balky engine.