Sentence examples for pernicious enemy from inspiring English sources

It added, "Whether burning books or denying access to them, censorship, no matter its source, is a pernicious enemy to democracy".

Cancer-free people are blessed, but they are not always aware of the dedication, compassion and genius of those I've come to know who are daily engaged in the war against this elusive, pernicious enemy.

Inflation is a pernicious enemy of wealth, so money sitting in bank accounts and CDs runs the risk of losing buying power.

Indeed, this difference-this dedication to the protection and prioritization of innocent life-separates Israel from its most pernicious enemies.

What the "utopian fiction" of such authors teaches its readers, Moorcock argues, is blind obedience to a romantic hero whose motives may be just as ambiguous or pernicious as those of his enemies.

It makes perfect sense that out of the horrors of the war in Iraq a resistance army would arise that is far more pernicious, ruthless, and fanatical than the original enemy the US sought to defeat.

We have been at war continuously these last 10 years against a pernicious idea as much as against a shadowy enemy.

Earlier, Sam Kermanian, a leader of the Iranian Jewish community, said I had been used, that Iran's Jews are far worse off than they appear, and that my portrayal of them was pernicious as it "leads people to believe Israel's enemies are not as real as you may think".

Any constructive, life-loving human activity is the opposite of that pernicious infamy and the opposite of its wretched practitioners too, the proud enemies of funny and of football, of youth and of beauty.

In their compulsion to "protect" the nation from what are seen as pernicious alien influences, such populist movements are defined by their need for enemies.

"Bush badly mangled the definition of enemy combatant to expand to anyone who might be giving support, which was very pernicious," he said.