Sentence examples for sort of enemy from inspiring English sources

If he does, will that be enough for him to win — or will it just turn him into exactly the sort of enemy Obama needs?

He later discussed the government's powers under the French constitution, saying "we are at war but it is a different type against a new sort of enemy".

The Enterprise has faced down every sort of enemy imaginable, but this shot shows that we've got some strange new worlds ahead.

García and Lázaro, however, do seem to fit the profile of a different sort of enemy, one that the conservative administration of Mariano Rajoy, Spain's Prime Minister, and his Popular Party have been targeting of late: the advancing left.

"Now tell me, am I really the sort of enemy you want to make?" Robin Wright gamely tried to make these lines sound terrifying, but I actually slapped my thigh in delight.

Also presented as possible evidence was her Facebook post quoting a book review—"Kipnis doesn't seem like the sort of enemy you'd want to attract, let alone help create"—on which Kipnis had commented, "I love that".

Dr. Smith's scorched-earth tactics had so unnerved managers that they, too, resorted to extreme measures, and the monitors ended up producing a sort of enemies list of 21 agency critics, including Congressional officials, academics and journalists.

Sullivan says that Obama is really just letting these sorts of enemies "destroy themselves" and that he's the "road runner" to the right's "Wiley E. Coyote," and that for the "first black President, he's really WASPy".

"Clouds have always been sort of the enemy," he said.

Google is not the sort of obvious enemy that Teddy Roosevelt could point at with his sword and run up a hill to attack.

The idea that he is an arch-federalist, a sort of public enemy number one which the media have made him in the last few days, is slightly exaggerated".