Sentence examples for attacked expressions from inspiring English sources

The exclusivist nature of Wahabism which has destroyed the tombs of beloved companions and family members of the Prophet Muhammad, banned Sufi music and ritual, condemned visits to popular religious shrines and even attacked expressions of love and devotion for the Prophet Muhammad as violations of Islam is anathema to most Sunni Muslims.

In the wake of the attacks, expressions of both love of country and love of God spiked.

The regimes that most fiercely attacked free expression were the most fragile and weak when facing up to youth revolts.

In particular, the possibly infinite set of arguments is specified through the language recognized by a deterministic finite automaton while a suitable formalism, called attack expression, is introduced to describe the relation of attack between arguments.

accuses the group of "attacking religious expression" and "protecting child pornographers and pedophiles".

http://t.co/zDbWQGYJYq — Kenneth Roth (@KenRoth) 12 Mar 13 Amnesty International said in a statement that the imprisonment of the two men was "yet another stain" on the country's record when it comes to attacking free expression.

Pronounced and attacking facial expression.

Bloggers attacked her scowling facial expressions and tendency to nervously play with her fingers; a parody on "S.N.L".

As David Storey sees it, "the venom with which he attacked society was an expression of his own inability to come to terms with himself.

When Bonner spoke in 2008 at the European parliament on the 20th anniversary of the founding of its Sakharov prize for freedom of expression, she attacked the EU for its failure to criticise the Putin regime.

Cameron Mackintosh, the show's producer, decided to cancel the $10 million New York production because, he said, he would not let the freedom of artistic expression be attacked.