Sentence examples for strong enemies from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Khatami also has strong enemies among politicians who oppose more political and social openness.

Mr. Khatami, president from 1997 to 2005, acquired strong enemies among politicians who opposed his policies of greater political and social openness.

All these protesters have, in a way, assimilated the most optimistic lesson of Tahrir Square: that in the right conditions people power, and the determined efforts of the nonviolent, can succeed against strong enemies.

The Dothraki could have been strong enemies but the Lannisters, Starks, and Baratheons weren't afraid of them for one simple reason: the Dothraki were scared of the sea, and this fear made them unable to become more powerful, according to Haden.

There were strong enemies back then, and we have strong ones now.

It uses quick time events, where the player acts in a timed sequence to defeat strong enemies and bosses.

Tanks... Strong enemy force... men milling about.

Rommel argued that such an attack was "far too close to the front and bound to bring us up against strong enemy reserves," an appraisal that was soon proven accurate.

In any case, even as the attack was about to burst upon them, when Yankee officers in the most forward camps began reporting a strong enemy presence in their fronts, Sherman threatened to have them arrested for spreading false rumors.

The Yankee soldiers had not been told to fortify their positions -- in fact, were ordered not to -- which left them camping in the open like Boy Scouts, despite mounting reports from the most forward camps of a strong enemy presence.

However, in the face of strong enemy positions and armour, the attack faltered and the British routed.