Sentence examples for intangible enemy from inspiring English sources
But who says when this war against an invisible, intangible enemy is over?
That is because our enemy is intangible: it is, in essence, the absence of critical moderation.
In The Art of War, often attributed to Sunzi (5th century bce) but most likely composed early in China's Warring States period (475 221 bce), war is treated as a serious means to serious ends, in which it is understood that shrewd strategists might target not an enemy's forces but intangible objects the foremost of these being the opponent's strategy.
This means that psychological and intangible, as well as physical and concrete, effects beyond the destruction of enemy forces and supporting military infrastructure will have to be achieved".
Others are more intangible.
It was intangible assets".
It is inexplicable, intangible.
Momentum is the great intangible influence within the Six Nations, and as Ireland begin to pick up speed approaching Fortress Twickenham, their coach Joe Schmidt is already guarding against the enemy from within his players' heads.
