Sentence examples for freely attack from inspiring English sources

Rennie said the Scottish party had failed to be bullish enough about its successes in the coalition in the Holyrood election: a complaint shared by other party figures, and allowed its opponents to freely attack the coalition's conduct.

They understood they could freely attack this mute population ― a population muted because of the fragility of their legal status.

There are a few theories on why tigers so freely attack zookeepers, but most hinge on instinct.

What about this approach: if speech offends, let it be freely attacked by opposing speech.

Pilots of the P-51, after escorting bombers into Germany (see section immediately below), often freely attacked ground targets while racing back to England at treetop level.

In 1982, a recession year, Democrats freely attacked the President for the nation's unemployment rate, which went up to just over 10percentt a few weeks before the election.

"First, they were allowed to beat up immigrants, and now they've started freely attacking anyone with views opposing theirs.

During the Islamist president's rule they enjoyed a wide margin of freedom, and critics freely attacked his policies, Zizo concedes.

Today is the 65th anniversary of Kristallnacht -- the Night of Broken Glass -- and a time to remember what happened in 1938 in Nazi territory: "Rampaging mobs... freely attacked Jews in the street, in their homes and at their places of work and worship.

Osama bin Laden is freely plotting attacks, our efforts in Afghanistan are undermanned, and our military readiness has been dangerously diminished".

"McCain's statement today that withdrawing troops doesn't matter is a crystal clear indicator that he just doesn't get the grave national-security consequences of staying the course - Osama bin Laden is freely plotting attacks, our efforts in Afghanistan are undermanned, and our military readiness has been dangerously diminished.