Sentence examples for attack on the great from inspiring English sources

Other opponents regarded the tax as an attack on the great hereditary landowners.

"I remember him coming home exhausted and angry from fighting that cynical attack on the great art school tradition".

He had proposed a week-long attack on "the great Tory deception" over the deficit, which was to have involved the entire shadow cabinet.

Only a few weeks before October 1st, he had sustained the first frontal challenge to his personal authority since the beginning of his reign: a scathing attack on the great leap by his minister of defence, Peng Teh-huai.

True, he was partly defiant, especially about the media, citing the attack on "the great Ralph Miliband", thus praising the late Marxist academic even more enthusiastically than had his son, Ed, at whom the attack had been really directed, and suggesting that Corbyn will be the first Labour leader for some time to bait the Daily Mail as much as it baits him.

For the 17,000 or so runners who crossed, their accomplishment is darkened by a coward's attack on the greatest spectators in the world.

Soon enough his warnings, which consisted of a series of brutal attacks on the great Brazilian Maicon's belief that his principal role is to create his own tide of damage, delivered a moment of consummated menace.

But his attacks on the great and the good of his age – even Charles II – are hilariously readable, the contemporary equivalent of a standup comedian laying into puffed-up public figures.

The charges relate to distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks on the Greater Manchester and Cheshire forces.

We see mindless attacks on all the great institutions which have been created by free civilizations in the last 500 years.

We see mindless attacks on all the great institutions which have been created by free civilizations in the last five hundred years.