Sentence examples for avowed enemy from inspiring English sources

It is not Tel Aviv" — a reference to Syria's avowed enemy, Israel.

An avowed enemy of the CD, Young now wants to "save listeners" from the MP3.

It is only natural for a religious movement to rejoice at the conversion of an avowed enemy.

Fiercely private and avowed enemy of the press, his public persona is similarly fractured: garrulous hard-nut, working-class hero, fanciable chancer, nippy sweetie.

Before the Sinai attack, he received Mr Haniyeh and discussed definitively lifting Gaza's siege.Israel may also have to consider co-operating with Hamas, its avowed enemy.

GAZA CITY — Hamas has been riding high of late, after its professed victory in the recent conflict with Israel and the overthrow last year of Egypt's president, Hosni Mubarak, an avowed enemy.

They were avowed enemies, symbols of nationalism during the Balkan conflict.

Both countries, avowed enemies, are locked in an increasingly tense dispute over Iran's nuclear program.

Some are now the avowed enemies of the very countries that helped empower them.

And how does Mr. Du feel about renting from avowed enemies of capital?

Both sides in this debate are avowed enemies of what might be called old India, which remains in many respects the India of today.