Sentence examples for obvious foe from inspiring English sources

While Uber is the obvious foe for Grab, the company is heavily focused on Indonesia, where Go-Jek, a startup recently valued at $1.3 billion, leads the growing motorbike taxi market.

When freedom fails, as once the France of Voltaire and Emile Zola succumbed to the Nazi hordes, the lesson is obvious: The internal foes of freedom have succeeded in their subversion.

The most obvious discrepancy is in the identity of the chief foe of the Israelites.

It would be nice to think that a humbled President Barack Obama and his emboldened Republican foes would join hands to deal with our obvious public problems: Immigration policy, debt, foreign policy, education, infrastructure.

As I travel around the world and speak to peoples of all races, religions and social standing, it is painfully obvious that we have become a pariah around the globe to friend and foe alike.

So when I had the chance to interview Grumpy Cat -- the Internet sensation known for being, to state the obvious, "grumpy" -- it seemed like the perfect chance for two equally cranky foes to go against each other and see just who was more cantankerous.

One minute you're clouting your foe with a big hammer, the next you're swiping air with no obvious reason why.

Your lamentation that the nation is being told to "shop more, consume more," rather than to make sacrifices ("Nature of Foe Is Obstacle in Appealing for Sacrifice," news analysis, Oct. 15) invites an obvious question.

When U.S. forces found themselves beset by a growing insurgency in Iraq following their lighting overthrow of Saddam Hussein, the most obvious parallel that came to mind was Vietnam: an occupying army, far from home, besieged by a shadowy foe.

d) Foe.

Friend or foe?