Sentence examples for a redoubtable opponent from inspiring English sources
TWENTY-FIVE yeago ago, the former Soviet Union was not just a redoubtable opponent of the West in war rooms.
He was ecstatic about his netted backhand in the 11th game that handed him break point, and his joy was unconfined when his tired, redoubtable opponent ballooned a forehand way long.
He is a formidable opponent.
Polls showed Christie sporting a redoubtable lead against all other potential Republican opponents, and leading President Barack Obama in a hypothetical general election matchup.
The chances of their completing the pattern with a six on Wednesday would appear remote against opponents whose most formidable strength is a redoubtable resistance to would-be invaders of their penalty area.
But the Valley is a redoubtable place.
In a Balkanized culture, it is a redoubtable niche specialty.
His brother Edward Mills (1841 1911) was also a redoubtable cricketer.
Hyman Rickover, a redoubtable American submariner, saw a niche for nuclear power plants in submarines.
"He's a redoubtable enemy, and a most moderate friend," Mailer tells me.
For all his childlike exuberance, Mr. Winter is also known as a redoubtable negotiator.
