Sentence examples for savage enemies from inspiring English sources
As the innocent community sleeps, savage enemies attack the village.
There are playful scenes in which Houellebecq teases his readers and critics by presenting a writer who seems to have been dreamed up by his most savage enemies: Jed finds a solitary, aimless misanthrope in an Irish house full of unopened boxes.
Issues range from low self-esteem to conquering savage enemies.
In testimony before the Senate Watergate committee, Dean — an architect of the infamous cover-up — pleased investigators by coining the much more savage phrase enemies list.
Her book "The Dark Side" connects the dots of her own past reporting and that of her top-tier colleagues (including James Risen and Scott Shane of The New York Times) to portray a White House that, like its prototype, savaged its enemies within almost as ferociously as it did the Constitution.
Even as the international community shunned these pariah states, the segregationist Citizens Councilss, which peaked at 40,000 members in South Carolina, claimed them as kindred spirits, while depicting African anti-colonialists and African American civil rights activists alike as spear-chucking savages and enemies of Western civilization.
Dostum was infamous for his savage treatment of enemies, and the prisoners panicked.
Williams' work transformed the captivity narrative into a celebration of individual heroism and the triumph of Protestant values against savage and "Popish" enemies.
It gets savaged by newspaper enemies, led by Murdoch's people but followed by the Telegraph and Mail groups, all of whom have their own agendas.
As this fight intensifies, labor unions and the workers that they represent -- reduced in membership, short of funds, savaged by their enemies and too often ignored by their friends -- will by what they do or what they fail to do make a fundamental difference in what kind of society we build out of the ruins.
