Sentence examples for main nemesis from inspiring English sources

Iran's main nemesis, however, remains the United States.

Their main nemesis, the Chinese gamblers say, is a guard at Bally's whom they have nicknamed Dog.

The truth, however, is that he has effectively been the presumptive nominee since 5 April, when his main nemesis, Rick Santorum, dropped out after the Wisconsin primary.

And as Tracy's main nemesis, that great underrated actor Robert Ryan embodies D.H. Lawrence's characterization of the "essential American soul": "hard, isolate, stoic and a killer".

His main nemesis on Capitol Hill, Senator Carl Levin, a Michigan Democrat who serves on the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, told me that Feith deceived not only the White House but Congress as well.

The White House says it chose Mr. Smith, a favorite of campaign reform's main nemesis, Senator Mitch McConnell, in order to get its judicial nominations through the Republican Congress.

The huge natural spaces they require, abundant prey species, the eternal struggle with their main competitor and nemesis, mankind.

The film Memento was written by Jonathan Nolan, a Georgetown alumnus, and the main character's nemesis, John G., is said to be named after John Glavin, a full professor of Victorian literature and screenwriting in Georgetown's Department of English.

Much of the film, including a fateful early encounter between the main character and his nemesis, the Joker, was filmed in and around a cluster of massive neo-Classical office buildings, from the 1920s and earlier, at the south end of the street.

Roy is the menacing nemesis of the main narrator of The Thing Itself, Charles Gardner, almost killing him in incidents decades and literally poles apart.

In 2006, Democratic bloggers and activists were noisily airing tactical disagreements with their leaders in Washington, but everyone in the party agreed that their real nemesis was George W. Bush and the main goal was to unseat Republicans.