Sentence examples for prime enemy from inspiring English sources

"For the S.D.S, the prime enemy was apathy.

In short, is religious sentiment, long considered the prime enemy of nationalism, actually one of its founding elements?

Her support of the carriage-horse industry has made her a prime enemy of Mr. Nislick's anti-carriage organization, the forum's host.

Syria's secular-minded government may be hostile to Islamist radicalism but is also fiercely at odds with al-Qaeda's prime enemy, the United States.

The junta of Myanmar, formerly Burma, regards the United States as a prime enemy, chiefly because Washington has imposed economic sanctions for nearly a decade.

In their view, the prime enemy was the Supreme Court under the leadership of Earl Warren, which, its critics believed, had flouted judicial restraint in the service of an egalitarian agenda.

If it is daylight, and you can't sneak in the dark, imagine many fierce Samurai warriors (the prime enemies of the ninjas) are there to attack you and stop you from getting to a special lost treasure or something interesting.

At first, in their homes, country clubs, and unguarded moments with friends, conservatives and Republicans redefined their prime political enemy as the "moochers".

One of Turabi's prime intellectual enemies was Taha, whose interpretation of the Koran he considered illegitimate.

His prime political enemies were radical Islamists, hundreds of whom had fled the country and joined Al Qaeda.

His movements are restricted by his mortal enemy, Prime Minister Ariel Sharon of Israel.