Sentence examples for enemy could ever from inspiring English sources
One, who usually needs no excuse for a good rebellion, told me that no-one who'd led the Lib Dems into coalition with their mortal enemy could ever prosper.
Our policies and practices become the most effective recruiting tool our enemies could ever hope for, and we do not gain a commensurate advantage to offset that advance on the other side.
Enemies could only ever face the player and were tragically pixelated; the controls were sluggish in comparison to the mouse-powered PC movement (although if you were one of the eight people in Britain with SNES Mouse, you could use that); and there was no texture mapping on the level floors or ceilings.
It was a point despotic enemies could never have understood.
Our men in the South Pacific fight nature, when they are pitted against her, with a greater fierceness than they could ever expend on a human enemy.
In it, Azzam argued that not a single hand span of Muslim territory anywhere could ever be ceded to the enemy "because the land belongs to Allah and to Islam".
The enemy doesn't always have to be a creature, the enemy could be a human.
I wanted to deny that a reactionary, ill-equipped, xenophobe could ever represent half our country, that Americans were brave and better than our enemies.
"No one could ever name five".
"None of them could ever answer that".
