Sentence examples for explicit attack from inspiring English sources

The Labour backbench will now demand a much more explicit attack on Ukip.

In 1961, Jane Jacobs's "Death and Life of Great American Cities" was an explicit attack on the towers-in-a-park model.

Firestone began an unusually explicit attack on the safety of Ford Explorers in testimony before a House subcommittee today as the two companies criticized each other's products and executives from both companies tried to explain internal documents that committee members found incriminating.

Brill cites the memo's explicit attack on "a 'team of rivals' approach".

They saw an explicit attack on party government and party deals, using patronage alone to secure support.

Donald Trump launched his campaign with an explicit attack on Mexicans and has kept up a racist drumbeat ever since.

But even without explicit attacks, Mr. Romney can make his points.

The assault on healthcare goes beyond explicit attacks on medical facilities.

Trump, however, seems to be following a pattern of personal and sexually explicit attacks against women who have slighted him.

Still, they represented a historical vanguard: explicit attacks on religion as a whole poured forth within the next hundred years.

Explicit attacks on him ended as long ago as 1976, when Mao died, but it is only now that his popularity has really started rising.