Sentence examples for purported enemies from inspiring English sources

They encourage young Arab and Israeli men and women to see their purported "enemies" as individuals, even friends.

His agenda is not, fundamentally, about creating jobs or protecting programs that benefit everyone, including whites; it's about creating purported enemies and then attacking them.

Their alleged plans, which included blowing up mosques and murdering Christians, sound credible when set against their record of sponsoring squad killings of dissident Kurds and of serially torturing and jailing thousands of other purported enemies of the state.

That love overflows even among our purported enemies.

Instead, right now, they're just being called to defend science from its purported enemies.

"Nonpartisan bits, musical entertainment and gentle ribbing of the purported enemies of incivility," is the Post's view of it.

As Tariq ibn Ziyad is purported to have said: "The sea is behind you and the enemy in front".

A military document obtained by The Times concluded that airstrikes carried out by the Afghan Air Force in September 2017 resulted in enemy casualty estimates that "appear to be inflated". It noted that two of the six strikes purported to have killed 135 militants — an unusually high amount.

One purported advantage was not mentioned, though.

It wasn't purported to be.

He purported not to comprehend my misgivings.