Sentence examples for harshly attacks from inspiring English sources

But it harshly attacks Gov. George W. Bush's proposed across-the-board tax cut with populist language.

The Republican Majority Issues Committee, a conservative group that is supporting Mr. Schundler, unveiled a television commercial that harshly attacks Mr. McGreevey's record on taxes and government spending.

While the ads run against him were tough, mixed with images of Saddam Hussein and Osama bin Laden, they were based on his votes against the plan for homeland security endorsed by Miller.GOP aides contend that Cleland has become a polarizing figure who harshly attacks Bush when he's on the trail.

The response, they say, was no way, not with Mr. Borrero harshly attacking them.

A second brochure that harshly attacked Mr. Casey was also included.

As critic, essayist, and Opportunity magazine columnist, he supported realistic writing and harshly attacked literature that distorted black life.

With the explosion of new media, being a critic today also means you know what it's like to be harshly attacked.

But the government's critics have harshly attacked its pro-Western stance, and in particular its recognition of Israel, highly unusual for an Islamic republic.

The lieutenant's mother, Malka Tzemach, harshly attacked Israel's occupation of the West Bank and Gaza Strip on Israeli television tonight.

With this history, one can understand why 2004 was such a bad-karma campaign year for the mainstream media, which collectively felt both more harshly attacked and less important — a pair of misfortunes that rarely occur at the same time.

And Bob Dole, the former Republican presidential nominee whom Mr. Forbes had harshly attacked with negative advertisements in the 1996 Republican primary, took out advertisements in The Des Moines Register and made television commercials chastising Mr. Forbes for attacking Mr. Bush.