Sentence examples for foreign foe from inspiring English sources

In the play's 40-page preface, which was written in 1919, Shaw railed against "the evil of being slaughtered by a foreign foe on our own door-step".

To pro-slavery firebrands, abolitionists were a morally corrupt "foreign foe," evil hypocrites attempting to reverse or destroy the God-given "natural, good order of society".

Surrounded by mountains that were impassable for most of the year, it was "a fastness hard for a foreign foe to make his way into .To cement his power, Babur needed to see off rivals.

The people who have the best chance of getting a new life in America are those who have made common cause with America against a foreign foe, and are suffering for it.

His solution is to advocate full dismantlement — but only if the United States and other major powers can reconstitute nuclear weapons rapidly if, say, menaced by a foreign foe who had secretly kept them.

His fireside chats, and his inaugural address proclaiming he would fight the Great Depression with the same resolve he would muster against a foreign foe, were aimed at reassuring Americans.

Left-leaning politicians are especially susceptible, as they are seen as soft on foreign foes.

Now she returns to defeat foreign foes and entrance her courtiers, chiefly Clive Owen as Sir Walter Raleigh.

It is appropriate that Mr. Milosevic's downfall is being engineered by his own people, not his many foreign foes.

When one factors in the vast human cost of cruder alternatives, assassination seems like a logical option for dealing with foreign foes.

We become cheerleaders for western foreign policy, in other words, feeding the demonisation of foreign foes that is a necessary precondition for conflict.