Sentence examples for unholy from inspiring English sources

In the eyes of the populist American Right, Obama literally embodies this unholy alliance.

I could tell you about the unholy coincidence of the meeting between Gavrilo Princip and Archduke Ferdinand and the importance of numbers like 28 and 11.

Fox is in pretty good shape even if that's largely down to the unholy combination of The X Factor and American Idol.

This is part of what Labour has described as the "unholy alliance" between the SNP and Conservatives where both think they benefit from talking up the chances of Sturgeon's success.

The unholy union, he told me by phone from his Washington office, begins with the money holders.

Paranoia because so much remains under threat; optimism because, for the most part, the creed this newspaper lives by is strong enough to survive.In this section Go ahead, Angela, make my day An unholy pact Gordian net Moral disorder Yuan for all The case for liberal optimism ReprintsThat applies first to The Economist itself.

But occasionally there are cases in which someone or a group of people are awarded an unholy sum, and this is where the country and its courts get its grim reputation.

In short, although this put him in an unholy alliance with harder-left elements, Mr Fabius was ready to gamble on a rejection.

Last year, he found himself at the centre of an unholy row over the collapse of ISMM, then the world's biggest sports-marketing firm and FIFA's partner in selling the television rights for the 2002 and 2006 World Cup competitions.

Unholy row The perils of political Europe ReprintsAs a result, the ecclesiastical-affairs ministry (one of the few such government-run authorities in Europe) recently suggested that some churches could be sold.

The less charitable say Kenya does not have a functioning executive at all, just an unholy alliance of fierce rivals.