Sentence examples for attack the term from inspiring English sources

Judging by the virulence of the E.C.I. attack, the term, "Israel firster," seems to have struck a chord.

The hiatus was not by choice, but was mandated by a stroke — the out-of-the-blue variant, the rare kind of "brain attack" (the term preferred by some neurologists) that is most often seen in otherwise healthy, youngish middle-aged people.

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If someone identifies as "tranny," the people who attack the term as offensive are oppressing the people who have a valid claim over the term.

All of the patients had attended the CR programme because they had had a heart attack (the term heart attack is used here in preference to myocardial infarction because this was the term that patients used).

If you think of her changeability as a series of surprise attacks, the term kamikaze may apply after all.

Many in the media made fun of star witness Rachel Jeantel's speech, but they also attacked the term she testified Trayvon used when he said to her on the phone that Zimmerman was following him: "creepy-ass cracker".

Over several weeks, Glenn Beck has attacked the term and concept of "social justice"; likened it to Marxism, Communism, and Nazism; told people to leave their churches if the words even appeared on congregational Web sites; and instructed Christians to "turn in" their pastors and priests to church authorities if they preached or taught "social justice".

Definitions that merely replace a given concept with a synonym are open to the same attack as the term itself.

The attack and the term Limbaugh used shined a light on how many Republican men think of a woman's role in society.

Pitt attacked the terms of the Treaty of Paris as an inadequate recognition of Great Britain's worldwide success.