Sentence examples for enemy people from inspiring English sources

Confronted by the same enemy, people -- even the French and the Americans -- are inclined to close ranks, and there is some evidence they are already doing so.

Members of society are divided into two major categories: the "people" and the "class enemy". People describes the in-group, within which are workers, poor and lower-middle-class peasants, soldiers and cadres.

Later, when they spotted a movie screen inside the camp during the showing of a propaganda film, a few of the women indignantly demanded to know why the enemy people were shown movies and the loyal supporters had none.

It's about an enemy people so depraved that they devour each other as easily as they eat bread.

For example, she writes, "The capture and trade of enemy people was nothing new for Indians, but as they began to participate in a trans-Atlantic economy that placed a high value on slaves, warriors began to take unprecedented numbers of captives" (48).

Other American people think we were enemy people, and they no like," Yatsu said.

Sometimes you have to turn to the know-your-enemy people to understand what's going on.

"Today, because of dishonorable pressure by enemies, people are under pressure.

The newspaper's efforts to uncover official corruption, particularly within the police, earned him many influential enemies, people familiar with the newspaper said.

You must never forget that I had to speak among a circle of deadly enemies, people who reported every word I said to the Fuehrer and Himmler.

Find your friends, find old friends, new friends, enemies, people posing as famous people, and then communicate with them.