Sentence examples for drawn attacks from inspiring English sources

Those, too, have drawn attacks.

Already, Mr. Ryan's proposals to change Medicare had drawn attacks from President Obama and his Democratic allies.

For the most part, Mr. Ashcroft has drawn attacks for his record on civil liberties, symbolized by the intense surveillance and investigative tactics embraced by his Justice Department after the attacks on Sept. 11, 2001.

Although he has been less confrontational with the government than his father, his appearance to many as Fela's reincarnation has drawn attacks in the Nigerian press for "standing by my father's legacy".

But he declined again on Friday to disclose more than those two years, a refusal that has drawn attacks from Democrats — who argue he must be hiding something — and criticism from many Republicans who fear his unwillingness to adhere to a more detailed and customary tax disclosure is distracting from the Romney campaign's message.

The film has already drawn attacks from conservatives and praise from progressives.

Senator John Kerry of Massachusetts, whose sometimes ambiguous statements on the war have drawn attack from other Democrats, invoked Mr. Lieberman in opposing the notion of increasing troop strength.

Still, the numbers were enough to draw attacks from Republicans.

"This was a risky move by Syria, because it could draw attacks".

The proposal also drew attacks from environmental groups over concerns about traffic and air-and-water pollution near the Neversink River.

Mr. Bush's tax and spending framework, his first detailed statement of priorities, immediately drew attacks from Democrats.