Sentence examples for visceral enemy from inspiring English sources

The former prime minister, Dominique de Villepin, a visceral enemy of President Sarkozy, has sprinkled new fuel on what already threatens to become the most damaging French political scandal for decades.

Visceral enemies betray themselves in the similarity of their foods.

That remark reflected some suspicions about high-level Kremlin involvement in the period after Mr. Litvinenko's death, when conspiracy theories blossomed relating to Mr. Litvinenko's activities as a visceral public enemy of Mr. Putin and as a whistle-blower on Russian organized crime.

Reasonable worries about the rise of Muslim fundamentalism were combined with a visceral revulsion and the need for a new enemy, in the post-Fascist, post-Communist world.

Those dark nights of fitful sleep were filled with the "enemy" and I would awake in a sweat from the too visceral experience of being on hair trigger alert.

As Seligman says, "The enemy was fraud, the enemy was cant, and she had an almost visceral need to expose it".

At a more visceral level, the routine and growing presence of torture and corruption became the common enemy that bound protesters together across classes.

"No Man's Land," which will open in New York and Los Angeles on Dec. 7, is a spare, visceral and often darkly comic tale of three soldiers who find themselves trapped in a trench between enemy lines.

And while "Behind Enemy Lines" has no ideas or philosophy to speak of in its adrenaline-fueled head, it conveys a steady visceral charge from its opening moments to its predictably triumphal finale.

Visceral things.

He is visceral.