Sentence examples for attack on the values from inspiring English sources

Amber Rudd, the home secretary, said the murder was a "shocking and senseless" attack on the values of democracy and tolerance.

And this charge strikes a real chord in the countryside, where many people do bitterly resent Labour precisely because it seems to stand for an attack on the values of tradition and continuity, or, indeed, anything pre-dating 1997.

Germany - and its two contenders for its upcoming General Elections – is set to be the final obstacle to this frontal attack on the values such as openness, fairness and justice we have been raised to not only cherish but also practice in our daily European lives.

No, I'm talking about his recent attack on the values of environmentalism.

The book is a sharp attack on the values of Antiochene upper-class urban society written by someone who was a member of that class.

Like the hearts of all other Americans, my heart is breaking at the recent event in Charleston - a deranged but utterly calculated attack on the values and the people of my nation.

I don't expect this one anecdote to counter the Times attack on the value of a juris doctor degree, but I hope it provides a wedge to get some additional data points into the discussion.

This unease is strengthened by a fifth feature of Callicles' position which I have not so far discussed: his attack on the value of philosophy itself.

A U.S. senator has blunted her attack on the value of social science research, calming fears that the National Science Foundation (NSF) might be ordered to reduce its support for the discipline.

Clearly budget pressures are weighing on school districts, but there has also been a fierce attack on the value of class size reduction.

I knew I'd be stepping on toes with anything remotely considered an attack on the value of parents reading to kids.