Sentence examples for proven enemy from inspiring English sources
When said neighbor burns their flag, vilifies their religion and calls on God to destroy them with the missiles of their sworn and proven enemy?
Because the prisoners in Eisentrager were proven enemy aliens found and detained outside the United States, and because the existence of jurisdiction would have had a clear harmful effect on the Nations military affairs, the matter was appropriately left to the Executive Branch and there was no jurisdiction for the courts to hear the prisoners claims.
A proven enemy of the Nevilles, Exeter bore a grudge particularly against Warwick for displacing him from his hereditary role of Lord High Admiral in 1457.
Otherwise, he said in an open letter, the Serbs might face extinction as a people, saying that "disunity among the Serbs is inciting the plans of our proven enemies" to occupy the country, referring to allegations that the new government here is subject to NATO control.
"But to the extent its activities undermine a great city's will to protect itself from proven enemies, it may someday have much for which to answer".
The kava flowed and the old adage was proven: the enemy of my enemy is my friend.
There is strong cause to wonder whether those with a long history of tolerance for what once was referred to as "the great experiment in Russia" are philosophically and ideologically capable of coming to grips with communism now that communism has become our proven mortal enemy.
Process could also prove an enemy.
In the end, it will prove its enemy.
Afghan President Hamid Karzai condemned the attack on innocent civilians, saying it proved the "enemy is getting weaker because they are killing innocent people".
Yet it is not peace that proves his enemy but the return of the count, presumed dead in the war, now an invalid in a wheelchair.
