Sentence examples for fervent attack from inspiring English sources
And the candidates, in debates and elsewhere, should be talking about how transgender kids, children who are trying to make their way in a hostile world, are under fervent attack in South Dakota.
The notion of representation has recently come under fervent attack.
His fervent attacks against the greatest authorities of the Western philosophical and medical traditions led Francis Bacon to speak of him as "the first of the moderns" (Opera omnia vol. III, 1963, p. 114).
So I wasn't especially surprised when, just hours after my piece on Ritter's sad human drama hit the home page yesterday, some of the war's more fervent supporters began attacking it on Twitter.
But the McCarthyites were just as fervent in their attacks outside Hollywood, on people who worked for the military, for the government, teachers and scholars, unions and so on".
But her extraordinary sense of theatre makes her compelling to watch, whether she's sexually teasing Marcelo Álvarez's fervent Cavaradossi in church, or attacking George Gagnidze's perverted Scarpia with a violence that borders on the pathological.
After Coulter expressed her fervent disapproval towards Republicans who are "attacking their own" and supporting amnesty, host Marc Lamont Hill asked whether she disagreed with the belief that the Republican party must take a moderate stance on immigration to survive.
Egypt and the Palestinians and even Iraq come in for attack for not being sufficiently fervent in the campaign against materialism and Western values.
Now, years later, a completely changed man has dropped a philosophical bombshell in the fervent national discussion swirling around the suicide attacks this month against residential compounds here.
Her research has attracted a fervent army of critics, particularly feminists, who have attacked her gloomy outlook and her methods of research.
The "socialist" refrain has been a reliable line of attack for some of Obama's most fervent conservative critics.
