Sentence examples for a true enemy of from inspiring English sources

But on Friday, Ross Kaminsky, a senior fellow and former board member of the Heartland Institute, speculated in the conservative magazine The American Spectator that Dr. Gleick was the source of the Heartland documents, calling him "a true enemy of the Heartland Institute" and "a committed alarmist rent-seeker".

Now here was a true enemy on the right.

President Donald Trump on Monday attacked the "fake news media" as the "true enemy of the people" following a week of terror and violence in the United States.

The US embassy in Islamabad did not comment, but it did issue a statement condemning the Shabqadar attack as the work of the "true enemy of the people of Pakistan".

And if there's one true enemy of journalism's variety and independence, it enters wearing a white collar and dark suit, accompanied by accountants.

Just days after we were forced to evacuate our NYC offices here at CNN because a bomb was sent, Trump takes to Twitter to call the media the "true Enemy of the People" and says, "Fake News Must End!" pic.twitter.com/YGCvn4Qvxv.

"Music is the true enemy of dance".

Above all, he was convinced that Britain was the true enemy of Spain.

The true enemy of the Palestinians is the hatred of Israel that they and others nurture and encourage.

Meanwhile, Nigel Farage holds an impromptu press conference to defend his statement about Romanian babies with cancer being the true enemy of the UK.

It feeds claims, prevalent after the 9/11 attacks, that religiously conservative, politically repressive Saudi Arabia, where most of the 9/11 terrorists came from, is the true enemy of the west.