Sentence examples for attacking success from inspiring English sources
"You know what, it actually amazes me to see his history of success being attacked," she said, and asked if we wanted our children to be "afraid of success," and said that if President Obama had been successful he wouldn't be "attacking" success.
And yet the centerpiece of the President's entire re-election campaign is attacking success.
All through the 2012 campaign we were lectured about the evils of "attacking success", which was defined as any criticism of how a wealthy individual got that way.
But it offered its loudest cheers when Mr. Romney pledged to eliminate Obamacare and when he asserted that the "the centerpiece of the president's entire re-election campaign is attacking success".
Involved in the move for the first goal and might have expected more attacking success later 6 Scott Parker Emerging as the most natural holding midfielder since Owen Hargreaves, he did his job perfectly in winning the ball and playing it short.
Six straight home defeats have accelerated the club's worst start to a season in 109 years and some fans are even beginning to regard Gary Megson's reign with nostalgia while pointing out that last season's attacking success camouflaged a litany of defensive flaws.
This president attacks success, Mr Romney repeatedly says.
"When my opponents attack success and free enterprise, they are not only attacking me," he said.
"It's hard to attack success," said William E. Kennard, the chairman of the Federal Communications Commission.
Is it any wonder that someone who attacks success has led the worst economic recovery since the Great Depression?
And in the days since Rick Santorum dropped out of the race, effectively crowning Mr. Romney the nominee, the former Massachusetts governor has only intensified his attacks on Mr. Obama, traveling to North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Ohio to deliver often slashing assessments of what he has called the president's "record of failure," his habit of "punishing people" and his plan to "attack success".
