Sentence examples for fierce foe from inspiring English sources
This, despite the fact that he was an outspoken critic of McCarthyism, a fierce foe of censorship and an ardent supporter of foreign-language films.
Colleagues from the restaurant association remember him as an energetic leader and a fierce foe of any initiative that he saw as a government intrusion into the private sector.
Though he was better known as a fierce foe of American Indians and the Second Bank of the United States than a lover of the theater, Andrew Jackson is finally headed to Broadway.
But in Saudi Arabia, a fierce foe of the Brotherhood, King Abdullah delivered a televised statement pledging support for what he described as Egypt's fight against "terrorism," and he scolded the West for its criticism.
According to the book, Litvinenko had first met Lugovoy in 2005 at a rented castle outside London at the 60th birthday party for Russian billionaire Boris Berezovsky, a fierce foe of Putin who lives in exile in London.
Outgoing Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld is a fierce foe of engaging with enemies, but Gates two years ago co-wrote a Council on Foreign Relations report that called for a "direct dialogue" with Iran.
Congress and the Samajwadi Party, which depend on Muslim support, are fierce foes of the BJP's idea that the culture and rights of India's Hindu majority need special protection by the state.
Standing on the bridge built by one, named for the other, I like to think the two dreamers would have been well matched, if not as friends, at least as fierce foes.
It's ironic that many advocates for legalizing marijuana are also fierce foes of the tobacco industry and cigarette smoking.
But they are fast becoming fierce foes, and the tensions between them are palpable: Weiss East and Lerach West already have begun jousting for clients.
Sheik Hasina Wazed, of the Awami League, and Khaleda Zia, of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party, both former prime ministers and each other's fiercest foes, are in jail on charges of corruption.
