Sentence examples for worst opponent from inspiring English sources

He was more charming, she has to admit, than Hoover: Roosevelt by contrast had a wonderful temperament, and could get along, when he felt like it, with even his worst opponent.

The former playmaker Xavi Hernández, analysing their play and personality, focusing on the 3-5-2 formation Conte has adopted, told Gazzetta dello Sport that Italy were the "worst" opponent Spain could have got.

He was more charming, she has to admit, than Hoover: > Roosevelt by contrast had a wonderful temperament, and could get along, when he felt like it, with even his worst opponent.

"Senchenko works off the jab, he stands very tall, he's the worst opponent you could have picked really," Shannon told BBC Sport.

Philadelphia Flyers- the worst opponent due to geographical location.

But instead of calculating all of the games, the organizers made the unusual decision to throw out the results against the best and worst opponents.

At the end of the game we were still teammates or, at worst, opponents, who respected each other for giving our all.

You can certainly buy into the Boston Globe headline that described Kansas City as the "worst possible opponent" for New England.

In such a state, galvanised Ghana are the worst possible opponents right now.

Under Ferguson they have developed a well-earned reputation for coming from behind, so much so that it is often said the worst thing opponents can do is take the lead against this team; it just makes them angrier.

At worst, the opponents say, by eliminating intervention programs like informal probation, which refers youths to treatment programs and other community-based alternatives to prison, and throwing more youths in prison for longer periods, the measure would sacrifice the lives of young offenders so that politicians could brag about being tough on crime.