Sentence examples for an implacable adversary from inspiring English sources

At one point, Mr. Gates insisted that even under the leadership of Mikhail Gorbachev, the Soviet Union remained an implacable adversary.

In the 1950s, Julius and Ethel Rosenberg were executed for espionage, not treason, because the Soviet Union, although an implacable adversary, was not technically an enemy.

Instilled with the belief that all disposable cash must be disposed of quickly, I have long been an implacable adversary of the penny-pincher, the coupon clipper and the tightwad.

One of the candidates for elections to the assembly of experts, the clerical body which will appoint the next Supreme Leader, is Hassan Khomeni, the grandson of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, the instigator of the revolution which overthrew the Shah, and viewed as an implacable adversary of the West.

On the one hand, North Korea remains an implacable adversary of the United States and its ally South Korea.

"Despite this affront (bin Laden's presence in Pakistan), the United States should recognize the importance of maintaining Pakistan as an unpalatable friend rather than an implacable adversary or, worse, seeing it tumble toward becoming a failed state," the Washington-based Center for a New American Security think-tank said in an analysis this month.

Ms. Van makes a convincing, implacable adversary, while Mr. Son manages to instill his feckless character with sympathetic shades.

As she was being driven away from jail, Mr Yanukovych's implacable adversary declared: "Our homeland will, from today on, be able to see the sun and sky as a dictatorship had ended".

They fear an "ethnic cleansing" campaign by the Islamic extremists, who view the Kurds as implacable adversaries.

The United States has negotiated with seemingly implacable adversaries in the past -- the Soviet Union and Serbia's Slobodan Milosevic among them -- but Rice rejects those historical analogies as irrelevant.

A Saudi-led alliance has been launching daily aerial attacks in Yemen against Houthi rebels, who are implacable adversaries of Al Qaeda.