Sentence examples for violent enemy from inspiring English sources

In an interview, Mr. Thaci rebuffed that characterization, arguing forcefully that he had been fighting a brutal war against a violent enemy.

History suggests that such messaging and gestures cause a great deal of cognitive and emotional dissonance to violent enemy systems and discourages violent responses.

The Cuban agents have said they went to southern Florida to collect information that could help the country defend itself against violent enemies.

The United States should stand for the rule of law, even when it comes to prosecuting violent enemies committed to carrying out terrorist attacks.

Hungary reached the semis thanks to a 4-2 win in a bruising encounter with Brazil – "They behaved like violent enemies without respect for our physical safety," reckoned Puskas from his vantage point in the stands – while Germany squeezed past 1952 Olympic silver medallists Yugoslavia 2-0.

Even anti-state anarchists concede the existence of violent enemies and monsters.

Jews are not the only minority whose very lives have historically depended on the favor of a king; nor is contemporary Israel the only nation that is threatened by violent enemies.

It was in this context that South Yorkshire police were encouraged to dehumanise striking miners, to see them as violent, extremist, "enemy within" scum.

Her films, and movies like "Baby Face" and the sensationally violent "Public Enemy," caused Catholic groups to form the Legion of Decency, in 1933, which crusaded against Hollywood as a moral threat to the nation.

Somewhere in the gap between these two phenomena -- the overheated news about our violent, irrational enemies in the Middle East and the silence surrounding our war and occupation of the region -- lies American politics, values, the presidential race, the national identity.

Similarly, The Last Kingdom takes up where Vikings left off and encourages us to empathise with peoples traditionally assumed to be an enemy, violent, alien Other.