Sentence examples for ferociously attacked from inspiring English sources
In the interval, Republicans ferociously attacked the Obama administration's economic remedies, and there certainly was a lot to attack.
Tyson seemed almost primal with no robe and no socks but with simple black trunks and black boxing shoes as he entered the ring and then ferociously attacked his opponents.
I wouldn't deny the pleasure of hearing arguments we are familiar with in print expressed on a public stage: austerity, for instance, is ferociously attacked as something dictated by ideology rather than economic necessity.
To the Editor: The Veterans of Foreign Wars' counsel argues that in recent decades an extremist minority has ferociously attacked religious symbols in the public square in contradiction of the intent of the framers of the Constitution.
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell needs to be ferociously attacked this weekend.
He was not ferociously attacked by other physicists, laughed at or belittled by his scientific colleagues, or praised by the community of scientists.
Republicans on the extreme ferociously attack their fellow party members.
Representatives of some pro-Israel lobbying groups have now been ferociously attacking Mr. Hagel.
Incredible footage has been released that shows two giant Great White Sharks ferociously attacking one another off the coast of the Neptune Islands, South Australia.
Mr. Schweikardt has painted it with the famous scene from "Buffalo Bill's Wild West" in which Indians ferociously attack a wagon train.
But one very practical reason few promote regulatory limits on the media's liberty to print and broadcast whatever it likes is that the media will ferociously attack anyone who seeks to limit or moderate its massively outsized influence.
