Sentence examples for outspoken attack from inspiring English sources

The outspoken attack followed a series of critical comments from other normally loyal party members.

Mr Kerry's speech, which also criticised the Palestinian leadership, was the most outspoken attack on Israeli government policy made by a senior US official for years.

He launched an outspoken attack on his former protege's record in 2013, saying Leahy had "lost the plot" and embarked on a "disastrous" foray into the US.

In an outspoken attack on Monday, Phones 4u's founder, John Caudwell, blamed the company's demise on its owners and former partners.

In 2012, the Lib Dem peer Lady Tonge resigned the whip after refusing to apologise for an outspoken attack against Israel.

Scotland's manager launched an outspoken attack both on what he perceived as cynical Lithuania tactics and poor refereeing in the immediate aftermath of Friday's scoreless draw in Kaunas.

Davis provoked the wrath of American officials through his outspoken attacks on secret renditions.

Writer speculates that because of his outspoken attacks against Russia, he was refused the appointment of Poet Laureate (which Swinburne claimed he did not want), when Tennyson died.

He was soon involved in the controversies of the Reformation, then at their peak, and he engaged in outspoken attacks on behalf of Lutheranism against the Roman Catholic Church.

The Greek finance minister has denied that he has been sidelined from talks with Greece's creditors on Tuesday as he resumed outspoken attacks on the country's eurozone partners.

It was expressed in emails, text messages, voicemails, Twitter comments, Internet petitions and outspoken attacks at town hall meetings – none of which have to be reported as lobbying-related.