Sentence examples for enemies men from inspiring English sources

And in Team of Rivals, Doris Kearns Goodwin relates that President Lincoln was closely questioned by a journalist about his philosophy of choosing to give jobs to men who had been his sworn political enemies, men who were still smarting at losing to him and who in all probability still harboured the belief that they were much better qualified to be President than he was.

Hilaire Belloc (a Roman Catholic) broke with this tradition in 1928, casting James as an honourable man and a true advocate for freedom of conscience, and his enemies "men in the small clique of great fortunes ... which destroyed the ancient monarchy of the English".

One of his fellow-protesters tells me that Hillary has had oral sex with many female world leaders ("She's munched with a lot of our enemies, man").

The new enemy, men, was even more useful, since it encompassed half the human race.

"In my opening scene, it's forty enemy men and me.

Flechettes are an anti-personnel weapon designed to strike a large number of enemy men.

Like twin Schwarzkopfs, the two friends noted how the field of battle had changed of late: the reduction in their artillery (they'd both just turned forty); the increasing guerrilla tactics of the enemy (men didn't even come out into the open anymore); and the complete dissolution of the code of honor.

As Riau observes, "Each day was to rise before dawn and go out climbing the hills and shooting and hacking at enemy men until it was night, like a long day of cutting down cane in the fields of some plantation".

"What about the enemy, man?" he said.

Where nature does not emerge as the enemy, man must.

Does that mean that WikiLeaks was the enemy Manning spoke to and helped?