Sentence examples for making an attack from inspiring English sources

She is making an attack on corruption one of the chief themes of her office.

'We are making an attack today on the city of Jalalabad.

An intruder would have to intercept that SMS message in addition to stealing the password, making an attack far more difficult.

But then came a surprise: mere hours after the election, Waxman announced he was making an attack on Dingell's chairmanship of the energy and commerce committee, changing the entire tenor of the House when it comes to climate legislation.

And standing as a solitary sentinel over all this was an ancient porter, "whose function", admitted Montaigne, "is not so much to defend his door as to offer it with more grace and decorum", making an attack on it "a cowardly and treacherous business... it is not shut to anyone that knocks".

To criticize the positions of others but not to venture to state a position of one's own was regarded by the Indian debate tradition as a substandard use of argumentation called vitaṇḍā, which literally means making an attack.

Mourinho reacted by making an attacking change, by bringing Samuel Eto'o on after 54 minutes.

They are defensively solid but seldom defensive because the central midfield duo, and especially the Frank Lampardesque Paulinho, are constantly making an attacking contribution.

This trio might have finally made an attack stick.

He was made an attack instructor, allowing him to keep practicing his sport.

That's to say they made an attack on the communist state itself to revolutionise communism.