Sentence examples for frivolous attacks from inspiring English sources

"I have withstood 15 years of the Democrats' frivolous attacks," he said.

Academics can no longer be confident that the Frontiers staff will stand behind them if they publish research in the journal and are subjected to similar frivolous attacks.

The leading academic scholar of Bush's "financial war on terror", Ibrahim Warde, concludes that apart from devastating the economy, this frivolous attack on a very fragile society "may have played a role in the rise... of Islamic fundamentalists" – another familiar consequence of the "war on terror".

The leading academic scholar of Bush's "financial war on terror," Ibrahim Warde, concludes that apart from devastating the economy, this frivolous attack on a very fragile society "may have played a role in the rise... of Islamic fundamentalists," another familiar consequence of the "war on terror".

Her spokesman, Michael Morey, said of the De Blasio campaign's letter: "This is a frivolous, meritless political attack from a desperate politician behind in the polls.

To acknowledge the beauty of photographs of the World Trade Center ruins in the months following the attack seemed frivolous, sacrilegious.

For those companies that find themselves under attack by frivolous litigation, an unfortunate but necessary path for defense may be to actually acquire patents from trolls.

The editorial also encourages Romney to perpetuate the repugnant political practice of attacking rivals on frivolous, pedantic points, rather than addressing genuinely meaningful issues.

Vatan contributor Amir Ali Jahandar predicted that a "harmful agreement" was looming, with the public distracted by presumably more frivolous topics like the recent acid attacks on women in Iran.

When the suit was filed in February, Simon & Schuster immediately condemned it, calling it frivolous, without merit and a "chilling attack on free speech".

Opposition parties said that the plane should be leased instead, and attacked the decision as frivolous because Ireland's health and educational system have suffered deep budget cuts recently.