Sentence examples for a staunch enemy from inspiring English sources

After that, he was regarded as a scourge of India's 12% Muslim minority and a staunch enemy of Pakistan.

"One day he was a good friend of Saddam Hussein, and then he became a staunch enemy," he said.

Berlin has often been interpreted, not unreasonably, as a staunch enemy of the concept of positive liberty.

Lokodo is often considered a staunch enemy of the LGBTI community, due to national crusades like his 2012 campaign to ban 38 non-governmental organizations in the country that he believed were promoting homosexuality.

I was not alone in finding the bin Laden death celebrations rather off-putting: the death of anybody, even a staunch enemy, is a somber and macabre subject to me and not an occasion of merrymaking.

The trouble all started for Fildebrandt, a staunch enemy of government waste and overspending, last week, when the Edmonton Journal broke a story that the fiscal conservative was renting out his on Airbnb while also pocketing the maximum housing allowance for said apartment.

Livingstone says that Gordon Brown - once a staunch political enemy - had just given him £4bn to spend on 50,000 homes in London.

"New York is a more diverse place because of rent stabilization, and I say that as a staunch and steadfast enemy of rent stabilization".

"I consider N. M. Girenko a staunch and incorrigible enemy of the Russian people and I sentence him to the highest degree of punishment," a man identified as V. Y. Popov wrote.

Price is a staunch and longtime foe of abortion rights.

The two worst examples of theocracy in today's Islamic world include both a staunch American ally and a staunch American enemy: Saudi Arabia and Iran.