Sentence examples for full of attacks from inspiring English sources
His recent writings are full of attacks on the Chinese character, the cowardice of Chinese intellectuals, the crass materialism of the common people.
In a speech full of attacks on the shadow chancellor, Ed Balls, but notably not Ed Miliband, Clegg tried to depict the Liberal Democrats as a matured party of the centre willing to save the British economy, but also determined to ensure that further inescapable belt tightening starts at the top.
Where some of the above films are full of attack, this one is more dreamlike, but no less political.
In The Thick of It, a mock-documentary-style political comedy, she plays the goodie-two-shoes of the Conservative opposition; smart, toffee-nosed and full of attack.
Peters's voice is one of the great instruments in the world of musical theatre dulcet but full of attack, slightly mournful around the edges.
Zach Parise and Phil Kessel added further goals in a performance full of attacking vim, before Edmonton's Ales Hemsky got his second of the game for the Czechs.
She came to bolster Obama, and in doing so she demonstrated that effective speeches don't have to be full of attack lines.
But this particular game summed up Vancouver's season, full of promise, full of spirit, full of attacking impetus but then a slip up cost them a win, once again.
Jürgen Klopp craves a trophy to signal lift-off in his Liverpool career; Manuel Pellegrini wants at least another one with which to wave farewell to Manchester City; and both managers have teams full of attacking flair and defensive doubts.
As against Werder Bremen in the Champions League in midweek, Inter looked lively and full of attacking intent in the first half and duly took the lead when Ibrahimovic conjured a clever back-flick in the 25th minute.
It was a stylish performance, full of attacking invention and slick passing, and Mark Hughes was entitled to feel it deserved a more handsome winning margin than that conjured up by Felipe Caicedo's and Wright-Phillips's first-half goals.
