Sentence examples for supposed enemies from inspiring English sources

I work through the idiocies of my supposed enemies.

He passionately advocated executing aristocrats and moderates to save the Revolution from supposed enemies.

Ronald Reagan preferred "outlaw states"; under George W Bush, these supposed enemies became "states of concern".

But the crown prince was also sending a message to his supposed enemies.

Rebel Armenians in the self-proclaimed Nagorno-Karabakh republic happily drink Azerçay (Azerbaijani tea) produced by their supposed enemies.

The Revolutionary United Front (RUF) is barbaric, murdering supposed enemies and cutting off hands and feet at random.

But attempts to eliminate the supposed enemy have wholly failed.

"Flee, you idiot," he says, watching Jaime, his brother, his supposed enemy, who once saved him.

In recent months the Army has held training exercises with hundreds of troops, tanks, drones, missiles and armored vehicles clashing against a supposed enemy force with similar abilities.

Far from the cradle of Middle Eastern Islamist zealotry, she suggested, "Iran — the supposed enemy — is the one society that has gone through its extremist fervor and is coming out the other end.

At the time, villagers and the accused denied the charges, rights groups said the case was a misuse of anti-terrorism laws and lawyers said the case was deliberately being manipulated to make the government look tough against a supposed "enemy within".