Milling and rumour then establish a mood of indignation and hostility toward an identified enemy or enemies.
One year after Pearl Harbor, a million Americans were deployed around the world fighting a clearly identified enemy in the company of unequivocal allies.
According to the Old Testament, the Gileadites identified enemy Ephraimites, who had a problem with the "sh" sound, by commanding them to say "shibboleth".
Soldier B insisted that the missile operators had positively identified enemy insurgents crawling into position on the roof of a building.
Those disclosures likely cheered up those who dislike the United States, but that is not the same as aiding an identified enemy.
Most of the guns used in what has essentially been a mass murder spree came from this country, which is also the main market for the marijuana, cocaine, and heroin that are the identified enemy in this war of ours.
He doesn't identify enemies so much as problems.
The human need to identify enemies is creating real enemies over the world.
This makes them prime examples of left-wing conservatives.However, Mr Blair is doing more than identifying enemies in schools.
3. Though Ofsted has helped to identify enemies of promise, in recent months it has shown a tendency to become an enemy of promise itself.
