Sentence examples for bitterly attacking from inspiring English sources

For a fortnight ago, all four issued a public statement bitterly attacking Mr Yasay and calling him a "liar".

Indeed, after bitterly attacking both, he said he would build a new centrist party, the Democratic Party, for the parliamentary election in June.

"There is no better example of why Washington is not working for the American people than the president claiming to seek common ground at the same time he is bitterly attacking Congress," Speaker Nancy Pelosi said in a statement.

In 1897, free again, he wrote a long letter to the Daily Chronicle bitterly attacking the treatment of a prison warder in Reading who was sacked for giving some biscuits to a child, telling of such tiny prisoners that the warders had been unable to find any clothes to fit one boy.

On a Labor Day that seemed far too sunny for anything but parades, picnics and swimming, James E. McGreevey and Bret D. Schundler headed into the fall stretch of the governor's race today by gamely fishing for votes among holiday revelers and then bitterly attacking each other's positions on the environment, abortion and other issues.

COLORADO SPRINGS — Acknowledging that 20 years and millions of dollars spent loudly and bitterly attacking the liberal leanings of American campuses have failed to make much of a dent in the way undergraduates are educated, some conservatives have decided to try a new strategy.

Timaeus was bitterly attacked by later historians, especially Polybius.

His dictatorial methods were bitterly attacked by the opposition, however, who called him Czar Reed.

Peel was bitterly attacked for his sudden change of heart and lost his seat for Oxford.

He bitterly attacked the parliament, accusing the deputies of trying to restore the communist order.

In his early years, Reagan was bitterly attacked from his right.