Sentence examples for enemy created from inspiring English sources

And he couples that unromantic truth with a warning about future wars: "An enemy killed is an enemy created.

Now the allegory involves an enemy created within, a kind of superintelligence that, becoming independent of human oversight and control, turns on those it's meant to protect.

It may be that the postwar decades, with a booming mixed economy, middle-class prosperity, and an agreed-upon enemy, created unique conditions for Americans to address some of the country's deepest problems, such as a century of Jim Crow.

Not only are we dealing with an enemy created by the previous war against Saddam Hussein, but the arguments about the monstrous evil represented by that enemy are almost exactly the same as those made about Saddam a decade ago.

America, he argues persuasively, misread the character of its enemy, creating a culture of fear which in turn led it to subvert its own laws and values.

Here the enemy creates another paradox: by challenging our own identity they pull us into an emotional co-dependency.

Stun/Flashbang grenades are also great for incapacitating the enemy, creating an easy kill.

It was a move that empowered his old enemies, created a legion of new ones and left one-time allies stunned at the strategic disaster.

Osama bin Laden and Saddam Hussein are enemies created by America a point that Secretary of State Colin Powell Joe Mortonn) drives home to the President (Alex Jennings) while trying to talk him down from war.

But as Fradinger explains: "These figures of enmity are carved out of the same social category that attempts their elimination: they are enemies created within those who were, or aspired to be, equals.

There are too many investigations and too many targets―each with his own interests to protect and his own team of attorneys to protect them―and too many enemies created by Trump's bull-in-a-china-shop style.