Sentence examples for social enemy from inspiring English sources

When the Berlin Wall fell, it was time for Lind's strategy of "cultural conservatism" to become a central strategy for US Republicans: it identified a new kind of social enemy for the right to mobilise against.

The traces of a moral struggle, of a battle, of what Foucault described in The Punitive Society as a civil war, the idea of the criminal as social enemy, these are all over the texts, from the eighteenth to the twentieth centuries.

People refer to their social enemies or social problems as "cancers". But what does this really mean?

They just care about the status war against their social enemies and the way each issue functions as a symbol in that great fight.

"I think it's very much because of my father he faced the worst of these social enemies all his life.

Such are the struggles that Korean society is going through, which mirror are those of the United States, as American culture has also had to squarely deal with religious, racial, and sexual minorities trying to search themselves within a society that has recently come to see members of these groups as social enemies of some sort, due to various sociopolitical events and controversies.

I've seen people say it, or insinuate that their followers or friends – or, more likely, their social media enemies – should feel guilty for turning their heads.

Justice in Darfur Reprints Related items Anti-social behaviour: Enemies of the state?Feb 3rd 2005 Naughty children: Not just WilliamFeb 3rd 2005 Anti-social behaviour: The war on incivilityJul 22nd 2004In response to such difficulties, the government has created a new set of legal tools.

But how do you conquer an enemy social network?

He's saying social is the enemy, and we're saying no it's not.

With the outbreak of the Social War his enemies brought him to trial (90) on a charge of intriguing with the allies, but he was acquitted.