Sentence examples for enemy interests from inspiring English sources

A small effort to teach violin at a refugee camp in Jenin, north of Ramallah, was banned in March when camp authorities heard that the students had played for Holocaust survivors in Israel, saying the concert "served enemy interests".

He said by telephone that the children had been "deceived" and dragged unwittingly into a political situation that "served enemy interests" and aimed to "destroy the Palestinian national spirit in the camp".

The mere fact of his presence will stoke enemy interest to an unprecedented degree, therefore putting everybody working alongside him at far greater risk.

What are your enemies interests?

"In fact, they prefer the enemy's interests to the interests of the nation.

Yet like Faraj they are willing to check out an enemy whose interests are so closely aligned with theirs (track, volleyball).

The actions -- and inaction -- of Turkey in the fight against the evil Islamic State reinforces the foreign policy axiom that there are no permanent allies or enemies, just interests.

In the final chapter of the first volume of his History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire (1776), Gibbon claims that Christians had greatly exaggerated the scale of the persecutions they suffered: After the church had triumphed over all her enemies, the interest as well as vanity of the captives prompted them to magnify the merit of their respective suffering.

What talents, dreams, weaknesses, strengths, friends, enemies, love interest(s), family do they have?

"John McCain is the biggest enemy of special interests in Washington," Mr. Rogers said.

Of all the claims Ed Miliband has made, the most risible is that his party is the enemy of vested interests.