Sentence examples for energetically attacked from inspiring English sources

March 22, 1822 Zeeland, Netherlands March 3, 1902 The Hague, Netherlands Isaac Dignus Fransen van de Putte, (born March 22 , 1822 Goes, Neth. died March 3, 1902, The Hague) Liberal Dutch statesman who energetically attacked the exploitative colonial Culture System, which extracted wealth from the Dutch East Indies by using forced labour, and who succeeded in abolishing some of its abuses.

There he made a feisty, emotional defense of the Obama administration's record and energetically attacked the Republican ticket, in an effort to regain campaign momentum lost by Obama's unfocused debate performance against Republican nominee Mitt Romney the week before.

Does the cat energetically attack the toy, or ignore it?

When lawyers call Mr. Crystal to the stand, they will find that he barks energetically whether attacking or defending.

Zidane as a player was at once a double-hard central mid and energetically creative attacking forward who also scored loads and loads of headers, sort of like if Roy Keane double-footed into Christian Eriksen so hard the two men somehow forged together, and also Alan Shearer's forehead, which was watching on nearby, cracked off from the rest of him and somehow got clattered into the whole mess.

In the second of these, Gelfand attacked energetically and Karpov did not succeed in holding him off.

In a weekly column for CNN.com, Dobbs wrote: I will tell you it does make a fellow think when attacked so energetically and so personally.

In a weekly column for CNN.com, Dobbs wrote: **{:.break one} ** I will tell you it does make a fellow think when attacked so energetically and so personally.

Norwich's fans slumped further in their seats as Cattermole organised the Sunderland resistance to a series of energetically vague attacks, with Naismith a disappointment as a wandering No10.

Only attack when attacked.

Ian Buruma, in his book Murder in Amsterdam, suggests that Hirsi Ali's decision to attack Islam so energetically and support western culture so fiercely is simply not pragmatic, because it has meant that some of those women who might naturally have been her allies have turned against her.