Sentence examples for impassioned attack from inspiring English sources

Our voters' favourite protester was Sharon Storer, whose impassioned attack on a dumbfounded Blair about the state of the NHS, seemed to speak for the whole nation.

Shortly before announcing it would take the case to Cas, Moynihan launched a typically impassioned attack on Wada, claiming it was "toothless" and failing in its anti-doping mission.

sarahmade: We now know how hard it is to operate a mobile phone while dressed as a cow There was more controversy today, first courtesy of a man dressed as human faeces, then later on by Jaskaran Sarkaria, whose impassioned attack on the bankers was described by emero as "heckling in reverse".

But Mr. Reich offered an impassioned attack on the president's economic agenda.

Why is that?" McQueen replies with an impassioned attack on Hollywood's lack of diversity.

John Sentamu, the Ugandan-born Archbishop of York, made an impassioned attack on the removal of Christian symbols from public places in the name of political correctness.

Some of the more impassioned attacks on Waugh over the years appeared in the Guardian.

This was one of the most impassioned attacks that a prominent Republican has ever made on George Bush.

His belief that British-led "globalisation" could be progressive did not blind him to the cruelties of British rule, which led him to write several impassioned attacks on torture and collective punishment, as well as a couple of bitter screeds on the way in which Indian opium was forced upon the defenceless consumers of foreign-controlled China.

When the Marine Corps confirmed what had actually happened in Haditha, a very impassioned Congressman Murtha attacked the failed stay-the-course strategy and its impact on the troops.

An officer known in Washington for eschewing politics, he surprised observers with a speech at the Democratic convention so impassioned it prompted Trump to attack him as a failure.