Sentence examples for nemesis of war from inspiring English sources

But surely not every year is 1938, not every statesman who fears the nemesis of war is Chamberlain.

But Gen. Tommy R. Franks, the head of allied forces in Afghanistan, defended the operation, the fiercest firefight of the campaign against terror, and attributed any failings to clever fighters from Al Qaeda, unforgiving terrain and a commander's unpredictable nemesis -- the "fog and friction" of war.

As it happens, Declaration Of War – Aljamaaheer's nemesis in the Queen Anne Stakes – joins Al Kazeem as a familiar obstruction.

Given its pall of war and disease, "Nemesis" is surprisingly dense with happiness — a happiness that's ever-tenuous, and the sweeter for it.

"War has always been the nemesis of the liberal tradition in America," Richard Hofstadter once wrote.

Suleimani, a shadowy figure whose image invariably pops up in sundry Middle Eastern battlefields and proxy wars, has been a longtime nemesis of the West.

Lenny is the chief nemesis of Kasdan's hard-pressed hero, the writer-producer Mike Klein David Duchovnyy), a veteran of the TV wars who has a challenging idea for a new show — "The Wexler Chronicles," it's called, and it's about what happens to a young man when his brother commits suicide.

Lieberthal is a nemesis of Reed's.

Compassion is not the nemesis of fear.

And he had a nemesis of his own in Michael Jordan.

It's the nemesis of Wile E. Coyote.