Sentence examples for brave opponents from inspiring English sources
SIR Regarding your article, it is sad to see Francis de Marneffe repeating Hitler's slander of his brave opponents (justly known in Germany as the Resistance).
"The Kremlin does not like Lukashenka, but it likes the orange revolution even less," explains Anatoly Lebedko, one of Mr Lukashenka's brave opponents.Straight talkingHere lies one way forward for Europe, and everyone else, in relations with Russia: brutal honesty.
Frampton had done his job, obliterating a brave opponent and letting off flares across the boxing firmament.
But unless they are backed up by infantry, they are still vulnerable to any brave opponent who can get close enough to blow off their tracks.
I merely felt sorry for my poor, brave opponent, who had jumped into the deep end of the pool without knowing how to swim.
"We knew he would be a brave opponent, but he lacked Tito's boxing skills," said Felix Trinidad Sr., his son's manager and trainer.
The same dogmatic inflexibility that made him a brave opponent of dictatorship made him a poor democratic ruler.Having installed an ally as president in 1995, Mr Aristide was complicit in delaying legislative elections for three years, with a consequent breakdown of government and the loss of several hundred million dollars of aid.
He continually stunned his brave opponent, with the American in desperate trouble in the seventh and 12th rounds.
A few of Mr Blair's braver opponents made predictable protests.
In fact, for more than five years, Bayrou has proved to be the most vociferous, and bravest, opponent of Sarkozy.
That was the experience of Amir Ahmad Nasr, a young writer and entrepreneur of Sudanese origin who was one of the participants in this year's Oslo Freedom Forum (OFF), an annual human-rights festival that attracts brave and enterprising opponents of despotism from all over the world.
