Sentence examples for outright attacks from inspiring English sources
That exchange set the tone for a contentious hearing that veered into veiled accusations that the White House had a larger role in the controversy than previously disclosed, as well as outright attacks on President Obama's character.
The disclosure came as the Pentagon released a strategy for military operations in cyberspace, embodying a belief that traditional passive programs for defending military and associated corporate data systems are insufficient in an era when espionage, crime, disruptions and outright attacks are increasingly carried out over the Internet.
That means that even if outright attacks aren't increasing, there's a growing threat of extortion, says Paller.
From thinly-veiled comments to outright attacks, many feel campaigns built on the language of male camaraderie only serve to signify male exclusionism, or Corbyn's perceived failure to engage with women's issues.
"This is an outright attack on democracy and cannot be allowed to continue.
They often feel unrepresented, ignored, betrayed or outright attacked by the political elite.
Mandelson has chosen to end his ministerial career with an outright attack on our rights, acting in defence of big businesses' supposed right to threaten and intimidate.
David Beckham confronted Los Angeles Galaxy fans earlier this year, and Clint Mathis was fined $500 for something similar in 2003, though neither could be construed as an outright attack.
The housekeeping at Reece Mews was known to be slovenly, but the treatment to which the pages have been subjected seems harsh even so, less a lack of care than an outright attack.
The closest a leading Democrat has come to an outright attack on the president since Sept. 11 was when Representative Nita M. Lowey of Westchester County, chairwoman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, was quoted in USA Today referring to the "Bush recession".
