Sentence examples for consistent enemy from inspiring English sources

In the aerial combat scenes, for instance, the cameras are frequently trained on the faces of leering Japanese pilots, especially one known as "Tokyo Joe". This plainly fictitious character is the colonel's consistent enemy.

Coburn has been a consistent enemy of Social Security, which he has favored privatizing.

Because SHODAN interacts with the player as a "recurring, consistent, palpable enemy", Church believed that she meaningfully connects the player to the story.

In Cabrits National Park, Dominica, we observed patterns consistent with enemy release of two introduced, congeneric mahogany species, Swietenia macrophylla and S. mahagoni, planted almost 50 years ago.

Koopmans argues that fundamentalism is associated with feelings that one's "own group is seen as threatened by outside enemies". Consistent with this expectation, the more fundamentalist, general American population is significantly more likely to believe that Islam encourages violence, compared to native Europeans.

The leader of the enemy requires consistent derogation.

"Cultural practices such as burning voodoo dolls to harm one's enemies are consistent with a belief in the law of similarity," Dr. Newman said.

How can that kind of talk be consistent with loving our enemies?

Mr Hagel's philosophy is not always consistent but he is an enemy of cant, and wins top marks for fresh thinking about America's place in the world.

A more recent meta-analysis [31] did not find a sufficient number of pathogen-herbivore studies to analyze separately, but its conclusions (and limitations) for enemy-enemy studies in general were consistent with those of Hatcher [28].

During the five minutes of play, all of the volunteers battled enemies that were consistent with their virtual worlds.