Sentence examples for evil enemy from inspiring English sources
"I don't feel like streaming is the evil enemy.
"U.P.S. considers us the evil enemy," said the chairman of Deutsche Post, Klaus Zumwinkel.
In the 1960s, he was calling the Soviet Union the "evil enemy".
Like McGonagall's verse, Kerry's attempts to explain America's crusade against its latest evil enemy are so awful, they are addictive.
"Half of my income is from sales, but I don't feel like streaming is the evil enemy," she said.
Pakistan was the evil enemy, much like what the former Soviet Union was to the United States during the Cold War.
War, or the threat of it, is the only way to defeat evil enemies who are a threat to us.
Here the KGB man, Colonel Stok, has just chided him for fraternising with "evil" enemies of Russia.
In the past, these characters tended to be assured action heroes; men fighting for a just cause against irredeemably evil enemies.
Like most fundamentalists, they generally have a Manichaean (dualistic) worldview: they believe that they are engaged in a holy war, or jihad, against their evil enemies, whom they often portray as pawns of Jewish and Masonic conspiracies in terms taken directly from the anti-Semitic literature of 20th-century Europe.
It was on a visit to Genoa that Wilde saw the painting, writing of "a lovely brown boy, with crisp clustering hair and red lips, bound by his evil enemies to a tree, and, though pierced by arrows, raising his eyes with divine, impassioned gaze towards the Eternal Beauty of the opening heavens".
