Sentence examples for historical adversary from inspiring English sources

So the idea that President Putin has outsmarted his country's historical adversary by exploiting Mr Kerry's "blunder" is mistaken.

In Pakistan's view, the United States is a fair-weather friend and too close to Pakistan's historical adversary, India, which is pursuing its own agenda in Afghanistan.

U.S. diplomats have tried to foster working relationships between the often-estranged Afghan and Pakistani governments, as well as between Pakistan and India, its historical adversary.

With the waning of the cold war it seemed to go out of vogue: how could there be fascism without its historical adversary, communism?

Enrique Jackson, a leading PRI lawmaker, electrified a congressional hearing on June 21 by displaying a series of checks that he said proved that Mr. Fox had received donations from people and companies in Belgium and, far worse, the United States, Mexico's historical adversary.

Our timeline documents 30 years of Trump and his circle's connections to Russia, which entered the spotlight in 2015 with the assembly of a campaign staff and platform that showed unprecedented levels of friendliness toward a historical adversary of the United States.

It is worth noting that the politicians unleashing these attacks were members of Stournaras's own governing coalition, which includes the conservative New Democracy and the socialist Pasok parties, historical adversaries.

Jason Feld's silver "Elijah Cup" cleverly combines imagery of Egyptian pyramids and a Passover goblet, melding the cultures of historical adversaries.

In fact, his recent U.S. visit began with a directly flight from from Cuba where he celebrated his role of chief architect of the renewal of diplomatic relations between the two historical adversaries.

It later became obvious that an historical English adversary was being replaced with an abstract Muslim one.

By rising above historical hatreds and treating his adversaries with honesty and dignity, he led his people to freedom and relative peace.