Sentence examples for great antagonist from inspiring English sources

Plainview's great antagonist is a young man, Eli Sunday (Paul Dano), who thinks he has the word of God within him, and who creates, in the oil fields, the revivalist Church of the Third Revelation.

It gave a mixed review to Joseph Heller's "Catch-22," and, amazingly for a paper that was the great antagonist of Robert Moses, it ran a largely critical review of Jane Jacobs's "The Death and Life of Great American Cities".

Arguing that the purpose of political association is liberty, not virtue, and that the very definition of liberty's great antagonist, tyranny, is the accumulation of all power in the same hands, he urged the division of the three functions of government among three separate institutions.

As System Shock 2's great antagonist SHODAN once said: humanity is nothing but a footnote.

As a player Porter was one of the game's great antagonists, screaming relentlessly into opponents' facemasks, hoping to goad them into doing something stupid.

After all, the Clinton New Democrats, including Summers and Rubin (who were Stiglitz's great antagonists in the Asia crisis debates) and Tony Blair's New Labour generally shared a centrist governing philosophy that gave a large role to finance as the engine.

The Clarin media empire, her greatest antagonist, has published a series of compelling (if not error-free) stories about the Kirchners' dealings with businessmen, as well as the spectacular increase in their personal wealth during their time in office.

Bishop is also not exactly an objective source on the subject of Karbhari: her parents expressed confusion to me about her decision to shoot her fellow-professors, some of whom were friends of hers, when it was Karbhari whom she perceived as her greatest antagonist.

America's blanket dismissal of the Iranian presidential elections as "unfree" and illegitimate is wrong and reflects negatively on the United States itself, recalling the late Harvard professor Samuel Huntington's admission that in the Gulf, "the most democratic government is the greatest antagonist of the United States while the least democratic is America's closest ally".

America's greatest antagonist, the Soviet Union, collapsed in 1989.

But even though the lie detector's greatest antagonist is a little kooky, there might be something to the idea that we should consider jettisoning polygraph tests.