Sentence examples for a verbal attack from inspiring English sources

"Inveigh" means to make a verbal attack.

It had gone up into a verbal attack.

A verbal attack on members of a racial group is an attack on their common humanity.

— Seattle Seahawks cornerback Richard Shermans during a verbal attack of ESPN's Skip Bayless on Bayless's show "First Take".

Newcastle manager Graeme Souness has been fined £20,000 and handed a suspended two-match touchline ban following a verbal attack on referee Barry Knight.

After filing the motion, Goldman unleashed a verbal attack against Ferrell and her relationship with her father, who disinherited her in his will.

Shared widely online on Sunday evening, the new video shows a young man launching a sustained verbal attack on an unseen victim, who is described as Turkish.

The standard bearer of the self-described "alt-right" movement, who forged his reputation on Breitbart.com when White House chief strategist Steve Bannon was editor, is known for his vicious diatribes against minorities, immigrants, women, and the LGBTQ community, including a disturbing verbal attack on a trans woman in the audience at a talk at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.

In a fresh bullying scandal to hit the Conservative party, Telford MP Lucy Allan was accused of launching a "vicious" verbal attack on a female staff member who phoned in sick.

The White House is seeking to draw a line under what to many seemed a bizarre verbal attack on the president's daughters by insisting that the "first children" should be firmly off-limits to public criticism.

The journalist brandishing the gun on Sunday appeared to be Hala Misrati, who appeared on the channel in March to launch a fierce verbal attack on the honor of Eman al-Obeidy, a Libyan woman who claimed that she had been raped by soldiers loyal to Colonel Qaddafi.