Sentence examples for harsh opponent from inspiring English sources

The Duke was a harsh opponent of Napoleon Bonaparte's occupation of his native Germany.

The condition was widely criticized, including by the NHL's own Harold Ballard, the Toronto Maple Leafs owner and a harsh opponent of the WHA.

"This shows the U.S. government has the power to install and maintain a president," said Aquino's former defense secretary, Juan Ponce Enrile, now a harsh opponent.

While telecommunications is not generally a partisan issue, the Baby Bells are welcoming a reprieve from one of their harshest opponents.

The comments are likely to provoke a mixture of scorn and sympathy because Prokhorov's candidacy is widely seen as a Kremlin project to leach votes from harsher opponents, whatever his own intentions or democratic leanings.

They were sassy and authentic and used sarcasm to outwit the harshest opponents.

Onstage before the Union, she quotes a Pashtun saying that translates to 'the toughest of all battles is the battle at home', and shows she is fully aware that her harshest opponents are waiting for her back in Pakistan.

Other activists say the Syrian government has been especially harsh with opponents from minorities, which in the most general terms have remained aligned with Mr. Assad out of fear of the chaos that might follow his fall.

The Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, arrived here today and went directly to a Christian-Jewish rally of conservative supporters, who include some of President Clinton's harshest political opponents.

Be very harsh with the opponent, use a lot of big words like scapula, jugular, etc. Anatomy is key if you wish to be taken seriously by Clans and other rogues.

At times the government has used harsh laws against opponents.