Sentence examples for fiercest enemy from inspiring English sources

Guilt more than girth is a critic's fiercest enemy.

Perhaps that is because Gawain loses his horse, his armor, his sword and a lot of face before he realizes that his fiercest enemy is his pride.

While some of her critics might say this is an accurate representation of her plans, even her fiercest enemy would concede the Russian version takes it too far.

Hezbollah, backed by Syria and Iran, is Israel's fiercest enemy in southern Lebanon, where it recently claimed victory when Israeli troops withdrew after 18 years.

America's fiercest enemy laid out its new battlegrounds, exposed its major weaknesses, targeted new global audiences and made public new aspirations.

Warmth, they see, is the fiercest enemy of all that Larry David has wrought, so they compliantly muzzle their fuzziest selves here, leaving only the bleak goop of their most puerile impulses.

But that is no reason to surrender the field of debate to our fiercest enemies.

Often they are flying blind because the campaigns, aware that details make the fiercest enemies, do not provide critical variables.

Shiite militias and followers of the anti-American Shiite cleric Moktada al-Sadr have been some of the United States' fiercest enemies in Iraq.

Even Murdoch's fiercest enemies would not accuse him of knowingly telling an untruth, so he is entitled to wonder where things went wrong.

Even Rupert Murdoch's fiercest enemies would admit that Sky's contribution has played a role in cycling's unprecedented rise in popularity throughout Britain over the past decade.