Sentence examples for see an enemy from inspiring English sources
Your ninja's vantage is now limited to the few short paces just ahead, and if your character can see an enemy, that must mean … !
If the Basij see an enemy in Mohsen, it is partly because the young man's appearance — gelled hair, blue jeans, smooth cheeks — connotes the secular liberality of a less materially deprived class.
The same dissatisfaction with the realities of an increasingly globalized economy that fueled much of the Brexit campaign — and the Trump campaign — has begun to see an enemy in the French left.
"You expected the blitz to happen in London, but you don't expect this sort of tragedy to happen in this country, in this magnitude, without being able to see an enemy".
"There will never be civil society without opposition, and we should learn to listen to and hear each other, not see an enemy in those who think differently, who have other thoughts and probably even ideals but work for a common cause," Mr. Mironov said.
Johnson disagreed that Trump is challenging free speech, but said he doesn't want to see an enemies list.
Nikolai Rostov, in the same book, finds that he cannot kill a French soldier, because instead of seeing an enemy he sees "a most simple, homelike face".
He hears a siren and realizes that he's left his post, and he sees an enemy bomber far overhead.
"She always sees an enemy behind the tree," said Renze Lolkema, a longtime speedskating reporter from the Netherlands, where the sport is hugely popular.
He then saw an enemy soldier with a flamethrower burning the bodies of American and South Vietnamese soldiers who had just been killed.
