Sentence examples for hard hitting response from inspiring English sources

And very quickly, the Obama campaign came out with a hard hitting response, pointing to a series of education accomplishments made by Obama, and calling McCain "perverse" for the latest attack.

Financial stocks were hard hit.

Mothers are especially hard hit.

Education too was hard hit.

In response Feldman agreed to stop some of the harder hitting stuff aimed at social media consultant Shel Israel.

It's not the most hard-hitting response, frankly.

(This week Coakley unleashed a hard-hitting ad that charged Brown with being, um, a Republican. Brown's hard-hitting response charged Coakley with running a negative ad.

To give you an idea, his book, An Appeal to Reason: A Cool Look at Climate Change, is described as a "hard-hitting response to the scaremongering of climate alarmists".

The hard-hitting response suggests Cameron, who pledged to tighten residency tests for migrants from the EU and the wider European Economic Area, is heading for a bruising confrontation with Brussels if and when he tries to secure agreement for such an approach with other member states.

The move has prompted a hard-hitting response from Saudi Arabia's ambassador to Italy, Rayed Krimly, who wrote in an open letter that "it is not our custom to interfere in the internal affairs of other nations, and we certainly do not tolerate others trying to interfere in ours".

The play is a hard-hitting response to a culture where it is considered acceptable, even witty, to denigrate working class women.