Sentence examples for harshest attack from inspiring English sources

It was hardly the harshest attack that the Palestinians had seen.

And that did not stop Mr. Gephardt from making what was possibly the harshest attack on Mr. Bush of the night.

Claire Glasman, from north London, said she felt that "disabled people are under the harshest attack that we have faced since the welfare state was set up".

Still, the harshest attack offered this week was not between the parties, but by a Senate Republican, Charles E. Grassley of Iowa, against House leaders.

But the remarks yesterday were by far the fullest and harshest attack he has offered against the mayor; indeed, they were generally tougher than what Mrs. Clinton herself has been saying during nine months of campaigning in New York.

Mr. Florio, meanwhile, made his harshest attack yet on Mr. Corzine, saying his rival, a former co-chairman of Goldman , Sachs & Company stood to benefit personally if government money was put into the stock market to bolster Social Security.

Some of the harshest attacks on Soros this cycle have come from the National Republican Congressional Committee.

But his harshest attacks were reserved for the Democratic Party in general and Mr. Gore in particular.

Mr. Bradley, by contrast, had refrained from making his harshest attacks on Mr. Gore in his convention speech.

It was Mr. West, after all, who delivered one of the harshest attacks on Mr. Bush during his eight years in office.

Going in ready to be a piñata, Mr. Romney avoided most of the harshest attacks that his advisers might have expected.