The enemy will see nothing but the language of blood and fire.

The enemy see better in the dark than we do, but they don't like bright light.

If the enemy saw him, maybe they'd think he was already dead.

The enemy saw that the game was up and surrendered.

To the best of his knowledge, no enemy had ever seen him and lived to tell the tale.

What concerned him was whether the enemy could still see into the lands of the north.

The enemy would see what Paul wanted them to see.

Spain's enemies would go inside those walls and never again see the light of day.

The enemy, in the process of flight, saw him fall.

The actual purpose of such reporting, though, was to show that the enemy heard and saw everything.