Sentence examples for face common enemies from inspiring English sources

The events that unfolded said a lot about what it means to be empathetic, to overcome dissent and face common enemies: Thatcher, the tabloids, the police.

This political awareness of the rising influence of both Israel and the world's LGBT community is just as important as the reality that both face common enemies in the radical Islam of ISIS, Hamas, and Iran.

But both Apple and Samsung face a common enemy: the tide of manufacturers that produce dirt-cheap Android phones.

The two camps face a common enemy in the A.C.L.U., which opposes all single-sex public education.

That tells me that we must find a way to work together and face the common enemy, which is the virus".

All of the Derry candidates, including the two rival unionists fighting over the city's one pro-union seat, face a common enemy this time: apathy.

As Turkey has supported the rebels within Syria, the perception has arisen that Mr. Assad's government and the P.Y.D., which is viewed suspiciously by other Kurdish factions, have coordinated to face a common enemy in Turkey.

Unsure whether they still face a common enemy -- even after Madrid many in Europe want to see Americans and Zionism as the real targets of Islamic jihadist terrorism -- Europeans and Americans tend to talk past each other because the prisms of peace-as-near-absolute-value and war-as-necessary-evil are so divergent.

Sometimes new associations form across ethnic networks particularly when they face a common enemy.

Unfortunately, both these sectors also face another common enemy: the euro.

The US has said it would be inappropriate for Iran to join the coalition, even though the two long-time adversaries face a common enemy in IS.