Sentence examples for foes of his from inspiring English sources

Someday, somewhere people may try to kill each other or you in the name of their ideas.Mr Berman, a contributor to the New Republic and the New Yorker, writes as an American liberal with fundamentalist foes of his own to contend with on the far left and the hard right.

You hear from both fans and foes of his work and legacy.

It is a margin further reduced by that familiar foe of his: fixture congestion.

This immediately raised questions: what was the PQ doing with Péladeau, long a foe of his unionised employees?

Bill Clinton had to play a more difficult game: how to resolve the nightmare conflict of his most loyal voters (African Americans) led by a mortal foe of his most generous contributors (Jewish Americans).

A family feud The EU 14 give way to Austria Reprints Related topics Europe Western Europe Germany Helmut Kohl Angela MerkelKurt Biedenkopf, the Christian Democrat who presides over the Bundesrat, parliament's second chamber that represents Germany's 16 Länder (states), said that the former chancellor, an old foe of his, had been invited to Dresden as a "guest of honour", not as a speaker.

He's been a stalwart tax-cutter and a vigorous foe of his party's wasteful spending.

His toughest foes spoke of his integrity and graciousness.

Susan Dunn tells the dramatic story of FDR's unprecedented battle to drive his foes out of his party by intervening in Democratic primaries and backing liberal challengers to conservative incumbents.

The sword that Jesus is bringing, in the quotation from Matthew (10 34) above, is the zeal for his own gospel, which will set the son against the father and make "a man's foes those of his own household".

Abbott transformed its fortunes, and won the admiration even of political foes for his relentless, effective pursuit of Rudd, then Gillard, and the discipline he imposed on himself and the party.