Sentence examples for invisible foe from inspiring English sources

The only signs of life are the beeping monitors alerting visitors to the invisible foe.

Almost everywhere, beeping monitors alert visitors to the invisible foe that has befouled entire communities: radiation.

Now, as then, there is an urge for covert action to combat an invisible foe.

Having seemingly been done wrong, she seems ready to do wrong, pulling a knife from a hidden holster and menacing an invisible foe.

There are scary moments and memorable ones too: Mr. Enright in dark red, fighting off an invisible foe in a hotel hallway like an amateur Jackie Chan; and just about anything done by the female lead, who often appears in mouse make-up talking in a squeaky voice.

If not, we may find ourselves the next democracy devastated by an invisible foe.

Sitting in cars with floors striped in indeterminate liquids; listening to conductors' endless incomprehensible announcements (Place hand over mouth and repeat after me: Mmpf mur riz mmpf emph); giving wide berth to troubled people spread over four seats and screaming obscenities at invisible foes; we have all been well schooled in the art of Tuning It Out.

In addition to competing, this year's open-water swimmers, rowers, sailors, triathletes, and others will face invisible foes, too: disease-causing microorganisms in Rio de Janeiro's waterways.

When discussing the headless figure in your drawing, I write in my essay: "Are we looking at the future - a mutation set up for a specific task, or a mental eunuch poised and prepared for some invisible or imagined foe?

When the veteran filmmaker Yoji Yamada makes a samurai movie, his warriors don't fly through the air on invisible wires or confront multiple foes while dancing from one tree to another.

Opposition is kept invisible.