Sentence examples for nemesis by from inspiring English sources

NEMESIS, by Philip Roth (Vintage International, $15).

1936-45: Nemesis, by Ian Kershaw.

Nemesis by Misha Glenny (Bodley Head, £18.99).

Nemesis, by Philip Roth (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt; $26).

He has embraced his former nemesis by making Hillary Clinton secretary of state.

Back in the mid-70s, we were introduced to the notion of "medical nemesis" by the Austrian philosopher Ivan Illich.

Officially announced Tuesday–and the subject of rather rampant speculation and rumor for more than a month AMD is taking direct aim at the clock speeds of chips produced by nemesis Intel by trying to fight against years of marketing inertia.

Harry Potter has a lightning-bolt scar on his forehead as a result of a failed curse by his nemesis, Lord Voldemort.

It might have been a new century, but Nemesis operated by the old Victorian rules.

Alfred Nobel published a verse tragedy, Nemesis, inspired by Shelley's The Cenci, just before his death in 1896.

That's not how you would have expected it to turn out when he was threatening to hang his nemesis up by his ankles back in episode two.