Sentence examples for invidious attacks from inspiring English sources

Joyce, MP for Falkirk, is known to be furious at what he regards as invidious attacks on the former head of the British army Sir Richard Dannatt by Labour defence ministers.

They seem to have existed from all eternity, when Ahriman's invidious attack initiates the whole process of creation.

He talked about a group of 1920's intellectuals known as the "conservative revolutionaries," who "denounced liberalism as the greatest, most invidious threat, and attacked it for its tolerance, rationality and cosmopolitan culture," and about how Hitler had used religion to appeal to the German public.

From the outset, affirmative action, unlike older policies designed to spur integration, was attacked for establishing invidious racial categories.

The suggestion is an attempt to fan invidious claims that Mr. Obama is not really part of mainstream American culture.

I was there because of all people we Jews have thousands of years of history experiencing what it is like to be attacked and pointed at, accused of invidious wrongdoing simply because of our religious traditions and I wanted Imane and all Muslims who were watching and supporting her to see that it was a rabbi who stood with her in her moment of anguish and despair.

But if the voluntary approach is ineffective, compulsion is an invidious alternative.

An even more invidious situation for a university is when it maintains proper processes and high standards and yet comes under public attack.

Such generalisations are invidious.

Any comparisons were invidious.

This placed Tsipras in an invidious position.