Sentence examples for outer enemies from inspiring English sources

One of my favorite movies of all time is Amadeus, and this has the tone of that movie as towards the end Mozart (played brilliantly by Tom Hulce and directed by Milos Forman) addresses his inner demons and outer enemies with music and (in MJ's case) dance.

One idea is to attack an outer ring of enemy air defenses with F-35 Joint Strike Fighters, opening an alley for an F-22 stealth jet carrying sensitive surveillance pods to fly deeper into contested territory, where it could, for example, guide a powerful sea-launched cruise missile to a mobile or hidden target.

"I think that teaching our enemies our outer limits, by taking techniques off the table, we have made it more difficult in a whole host of circumstances I can imagine, more difficult for CIA officers to defend the nation," Hayden said on Fox News Sunday.

★ SCORPIO 24 Oct-21 Nov Reserve your adversarial side for brazen enemies in your outer, professional life, where (to repeat) you are fighting a long-term battle that cools come the new year.

We need to anthropomorphize the threat from outer space, turn it into an enemy that folks can gut level respond to.

There was a subordinate tactical question as well: could the enemy be found at the outer limits of aircraft range?

The interiors were partitioned off by additional defensive works to facilitate battle even after the outer defenses had been penetrated by an enemy assault.

But the same radiation that could cause life in outer space would also be its greatest enemy, as its rays would likely damage the growing molecular chains and keep life from becoming complex.

Its enemy was, after all, from outer space.

The first game is inspired by possibly the best meme of 2011, Nyan Cat. Nyan Cat Space Party lets you navigate through outer space, collect lollipops and fire off bacon to defend against enemies.

Shapes and stripes decorated along the outer surfaces of merchant and war vessels were intended to confuse enemy submarines of a "dazzle ship's" exact nautical position.