Sentence examples for feel an enemy from inspiring English sources

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To feel an enemy in myself who must be vanquished".

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Has contentment ever felt an enemy to his creativity?

Enemies too are distinct from background scenery, so you never feel that an enemy has simply appeared from nowhere due to the muddying of polygons.

The first playlist functions as a soundtrack to the morning commute, when the sun feels like an enemy and the newspaper is full of depressing stories that seem designed to make you want to reach for the bottle.

If he were President, our enemies might not feel a need to concoct a crisis.

Of that same age group, 27% said they regarded North Korea as a neighbour, 28% they felt it is an enemy, and just 14% said they felt North Koreans were "one of us".

Life felt more like an enemy to be conquered than a lover to be adored.

Seventy-nine per cent reported feeling under pressure to reach targets, while 30% even felt the device was an enemy and made them feel guilty.

At the closest point they can reach to the Islamic State heartlands, the Kurdish Peshmerga can almost feel their enemy.

Toombs was ordered to reconnoiter or "feel the enemy".

Privately, many here feel the enemy is closer to home.

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