Sentence examples for great enemy of from inspiring English sources

The great enemy of clear language is insincerity.

I am a great enemy of planned obsolescence.

(And so the great enemy of institutions began to be institutionalized).

First, during a recession, inflation, the great enemy of bond investors, mostly stops being a worry.

Silver polish, she said, "is the great enemy of surface crispness".

"Time is the great enemy of that whole area," he said.

He also bills himself as "one of the great enemies of the pharmaceutical companies in Washington".

"The great enemies of learning are anonymity and invisibility," Mr. Shulman says.

Writers had been corrupted, he believed, by "the two great enemies of literary talent in our time: Hollywood and Henry Luce".

BASIC CONFUSION One of the great enemies of people working abroad is bad advice, especially since there are fewer sources to counter misinformation thousands of miles from home.

This explains the focus on 'Rome' (or Byzantium, read: the United States) and 'Persia' (Iran), the two great enemies of the growing Islamic empire in the eighth century and beyond.