Sentence examples for deadly opponents from inspiring English sources
His deadly opponents were the late Victorian liberals, yet his party has today been hijacked by the radicals.
His deadly opponent was Nicola Sturgeon.
(Although a deadly opponent of formal logic, Croce did share Frege's insight that the truly meaningful bit of language is the sentence; 'only in the context of sentence does a word have a meaning', wrote Frege in 1884).
Contacted by phone in New York, Garbus explained how Fischer's most deadly opponent wound up being himself.
Known as someone who has driven both the Mafia and police into dangerous and desperate of situations, Mukuro is a deadly opponent.
In a country where more than half the population is under the age of 25, young people are up against a deadly opponent.
Who is Katniss and Peeta's deadliest opponent in the first Hunger Games?
He can be deadly to his opponents, and all charm to them half an hour later.
To make matters worse, in trying to convince people that even transient exposure to secondhand smoke is a potentially deadly hazard, smoking opponents risk losing scientific credibility.
The army returned to barracks after the charter was approved, but within weeks it was forced to deploy in cities along the Suez Canal to halt deadly clashes between opponents and supporters of Mr Morsi and the Ikhwan.
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