Sentence examples for enemy critics from inspiring English sources

That gave the diplomats time to talk and the enemy, critics said, time to recoup prepare for a new round of fighting.

During the January 24-26 period, he was often referred to as an "enemy," "critic" or "foe" of net neutrality, which led to a very negative overall sentiment.

Americans have gotten into the uneasy habit of wondering how low President Trump might go each day in his multiple tirades against those he imagines as enemies, critics and easy targets.

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Trump has said that criticizing the mission was "emboldening the enemy," after critics including Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz).

Trump has said that criticizing the mission was "emboldening the enemy," after critics including Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz). called the raid a failure.

"It mocks our authorities and gives succor to the enemy," the critic wrote.

She was a woman who had no enemies, no critics, only people trying to please her.

A consistent element of his pronouncements has been his desire to defend Poland's interests against its enemies and critics.

All prime ministers have internal enemies and critics, but Cameron's are tellingly ready to speak out.

He has tarnished his reputation by going after imagined enemies, fair critics and those who don't wish him well with the same tweet daggers.