Sentence examples for egregious attacks from inspiring English sources

Yes, the Lib Dems have opposed some of Labour's more egregious attacks on civil liberties and deserve credit for that.

In the past 15 months, a number of egregious attacks have highlighted the targeting of Christians by Islamic extremists in the Middle East and Africa.

Among the most egregious attacks on his candidacy, was a billboard campaign cartoonishly depicting Mr Fischer, a member of the Communist Party between 1980-1989, dressed in the uniform of the People's Militia, a volunteer organization that was meant to defend against counter-revolutionaries.

Some of the most egregious attacks recorded include a family being forced from their Nottinghamshire home, a five-year-old girl knocked over by a hit-and-run driver and a Somali lady who had dog faeces placed on her head by a white man while shopping in south London.

She spoke about the unwarranted, bizarre charges from conservatives, and highlighted a few of the more egregious attacks the family has endured.

In several states, we have seen egregious attacks on women's reproductive rights -- the same rights so many pushed for decades ago.

In the most egregious attack to date, Pakistani Taliban simultaneously attacked two mosques in Lahore in 2010, killing 93 Ahmadis.

They already have done that, and quite successfully; for by mounting what some say is an egregious attack on Rice, McCain and company have outflanked Obama and put him in a box even before there is a real issue on the table.

In a further criticism, the administration has said it regards the work of the inspectors in Syria as problematic because of the delays they encountered, first in getting permission to enter Syria and then in surveying the site of what may be the most egregious attack so far, on Aug. 21 near Damascus.

Because a person's body is at the very center of her domain and is the locus of the properties and capacities that make her a person, the intentional invasion of the body is an especially egregious attack: "to presume to wield an effective power of consent over the personal properties and/or the body of [a] creature … is ipso facto to deny that there is a person there at all" (340).

"President Donald Trump's action is an egregious attack on immigrants and their families, including LGBTQ immigrants," said Rea Carey, National LGBTQ Task Force Executive Director.