Sentence examples for sworn foe from inspiring English sources

Spielberg remains a sworn foe of narrative confusion, and, as for potting, nobody does it better.

The second included Mayor Edward I. Koch, a sworn foe of subway graffiti.

All it can give us is a rendering of the functionally insane — insanity being the sworn foe of the coherent.

Is it Fritz, or could it be the nicely named Father Burner, already his sworn foe when the tale begins?

If he is a scourge of neo-capitalism, he is also a sworn foe of liberal pluralism and political correctness.

All it can give us is a rendering of the functionally insane insanity being the sworn foe of the coherent.

The general, as a servant of the state, earns plaudits for the battle that he wages — at times single-handed — against the Volscians, sworn foes of Rome.

"McCain has absolutely courted some of our -- he's fraternized with some of the worst people, politically speaking, they're our sworn foes," Mr. Engler said in an appearance on "Face the Nation" on CBS.

Russia and China may be sympathetic, but the US and its European allies argue that such a step would only increase Iran's ability to cause trouble, whether through its support for President Bashar al-Assad in Syria, for the Houthi rebels in Yemen, or for Hezbollah in Lebanon and Hamas in Gaza, the latter both radical groups that are sworn foes of Israel.

Communism was the foe and sworn enemy then, and modern fault lines of our domestic political schism were just awakening with Ronald Reagan's rise (he was rejected by the Republican Party as a presidential candidate that summer, but would lead his own Reagan Revolution four years later).

Once close colleagues, Mr Rudd and his former deputy had become sworn political foes.