Sentence examples for vocal adversaries from inspiring English sources

That angered teachers, who have become Mr Brownback's most vocal adversaries.

Mr. Karzai warmly received one of America's most vocal adversaries, President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad of Iran, on an official visit to Kabul in early March.

The negotiations on the spy planes are taking place against a backdrop of strong Israeli objections to a possible sale by Moscow of advanced antiaircraft systems to Iran and Syria, two vocal adversaries of Israel.

Administration officials have long seen the Police Department as a political tool of Mr. Peña, a former ally of Mr. Chávez who broke with the president and has since been one of his most vocal adversaries.

In March on MSNBC's "Morning Joe," Booker talked about relations with teachers' unions, notable in NJ politics of late as Christie's most vocal adversaries.

He was going to open doors of dialogue with our vocal adversaries in North Korea, Iran and Venezuela, and support the rise of democracy in the oppressed areas of the world thirsting for their own democratic revolutions.

Political experts said the big winner was Alan García, a former president and Mr. Toledo's most vocal adversary.

The ruling by Judge Colin Lamont added further censure to the contentious figure of Julius Malema, the 30-year-old leader of the Youth League of the governing African National Congress and a vocal adversary of President Jacob Zuma.

The ruling by Judge Colin Lamont added further notoriety to the contentious figure of Mr. Malema, 30, the leader of the Youth League of the governing African National Congress and a vocal adversary of Mr. Zuma.

500 co-founder Dave McClure has also been a vocal adversary of Trump, particularly on immigration, and 500 partner Rebecca Woodcock informs TechCrunch Planned Parenthood is only the first of hopefully many other organizations she hopes to induct into the program and make a positive impact upon.

Maduro, whose government has replaced Cuba as the most vocal adversary of the United States in Latin America, blamed an "economic war" waged by business leaders and other opponents out to sabotage the economy and bring him down.