Sentence examples for obvious enemies from inspiring English sources

Such a campaign would have obvious enemies, but it would also tell voters that at least one candidate is willing to put country ahead of party.

But no evidence of widespread corruption has been unearthed, and Thabo Mbeki dismissed the critics as racists.Privately, some officials grumble that nearly $5 billion is a lot for a country with no obvious enemies to spend on arms.

The Sadrists have plenty of obvious enemies within the Shia community, but the attack has the strong hint of a targeted assassination, a practice not unknown to the government and international forces across the region.

Yet they do have encounters with people who are not obvious enemies: a near-blind old man, played by Robert Duvall, and an unhappy thief, played by Michael K Williams (The Wire's Omar Little).

I don't have any obvious enemies.

The 42-year-old said he knew that some people had disliked the way he was taking the ballet company, which is known for its infighting and rivalries, but believed he had no "obvious enemies".

We would no longer be an obvious enemy to Islam.

No one mentioned Ben Ali, but he was the obvious enemy.

With no obvious enemy threatening German security, the population has little stomach for more military spending.

Google is not the sort of obvious enemy that Teddy Roosevelt could point at with his sword and run up a hill to attack.

The individually motivated nature of the attacks have both blindsided Israel's domestic intelligence agency and police, and left politicians with no obvious enemy to pursue.