Sentence examples for be flung at those from inspiring English sources

Why should the epithet "Puritanism" be flung at those who think that there should be limits to the salacious behavior some entertainers engage in on network television?

It's a good thing the passageway outside the Bazin is not cobbled or the stones would be flung at those in authority.

The cake includes a slingshot, of course, and edible birds that can be flung at the columns and green edible pigs.

Now that British troops were committed to military action, the charge of treason was flung at those newspapers that didn't support the boys in khaki.

After Eno's work on Mylo Xyloto, more high-profile producers have been flung at these songs.

Many years later, the rock has been transformed into the smooth-surfaced creation that begs to be flung at a low angle across the water.

She wanted to cry but did not cry because she did not know at whom the word should be flung: at herself, at West, at the committee of angels that watches impassively over all that passes.

According to Khidhir Hamza, one of Iraq's defecting nuclear scientists, soon after invading Kuwait Saddam ordered a crash programme to build at least one nuclear weapon that could be flung at Israel if the coalition marched on Baghdad.

Glamorgan were 18 behind when the filth started to be flung at them: within two overs they were ahead, but Cosgrove pulled a long hop from Ponton to Chesney Hughes at mid-wicket.

If courts allow such character-smashing charges to be flung at a woman, how can you expect her to take refuge in law?

"He's not refashioning doctrine;" says Bruni, "he's reassessing the frequency and stridency with which it needs to be flung at people, especially when it contradicts their experience of the world and undercuts their connection to the faith and the church".