Sentence examples for a shared enemy from inspiring English sources

A shared enemy is supplanted by competing interests.

Our shared friendship was also built on a shared enemy, and that is alcohol.

But our shared friendship was also built on a shared enemy, and that is alcohol.

The same is true of groups: a shared enemy enhances cohesion and a sense of self-approval.

A shared enemy did underpin America's alliance with parts of Europe over much of the 20th century.

He wrote of how he had forged a strong friendship with Kennedy that was "built on a shared enemy, and that is alcohol".

The call for a "war on terror" was a call to arms, an attempt to build solidarity for a fight against a single shared enemy.

We have reminded people that cancer is a common, shared enemy we face – and one we can and will beat if we continue to unite against it.

But by the time their march reached the barbed-wire barriers protecting the Interior Ministry, the soccer rivalries were forgotten in a battle against their shared enemy, the police.

France must "galvanize the international community as a whole to vanquish our shared enemy," said François Delattre, France's ambassador to the United Nations.

Even if they are momentarily united against the regime, once they approach victory, their unity splits, they engage in a deadly fight, often more cruel than against the shared enemy.