Sentence examples for continually attack from inspiring English sources

Naji recommended that jihadis continually attack the vital economic centers of these countries, such as tourist sites and oil refineries, in order to make the regimes concentrate their forces, leaving their peripheries unprotected.

Mr. bin Laden's goal in striking the American embassies and bombing the American destroyer Cole in 2000, says Mr. Wright, was to "lure America into the same trap the Soviets had fallen into: Afghanistan": "His strategy was to continually attack until the U.S. forces invaded; then the mujahideen would swarm upon them and bleed them until the entire American empire fell from its wounds.

We're told that we will be more secure if the CIA continually attack the so-called lawless tribal areas and eliminates "the bad guys".

I was continually attacked as a Kennedy apologist".

She also continually attacked the smug middle class and supported the working class.

In Darger's stories and drawings, the girls are continually attacked by the wicked General Manley and his sinister troops.

Mr. Cuomo, meanwhile, has raised more money, continually attacked Mr. McCall and unleashed a blizzard of position papers on subjects including child care and unsolicited e-mail.

One example from the book was rather ironic: the patient was continually attacking me, verbally, knowing that his accusations would be discredited.

In small pools, there is no escape from the fighting and, as a big male, Tilly was continually attacked by naturally dominant females.

We will continue to give a platform to those who write with empathy and humanity about refugees across the continent, and we hope that by rejecting the use of 'migrant' as a catch-all description in our articles we can also preserve the dignity of people who have been continually attacked, dehumanised and insulted in the UK press and UK politics.

The Hollywood guy also had an unfortunate (and very annoying) habit of poking me every time he made a point, and I remember being continually attacked by his right index finger as he explained how he would "fix" what was, to him, a morally questionable aspect of the book.