Sentence examples for personal assaults from inspiring English sources

Jane Austen, of course, was not subject to such personal assaults; her works appeared anonymously.

Cameron's aides have told the in campaign to avoid any personal assaults on out ministers.

Fernando Ferrer and his surrogates and supporters have hurled a series of personal assaults against Mark.

It feels a million miles away from the personal assaults he has mounted on Khan, suggesting he isn't fit to be an MP.

Cameron chose to avoid any personal assaults on Miliband and, playing it safe, countered by saying: "If you don't understand the mistakes of the past, you can't have a plan for the future".

The chief executives at General Electric, whose NBC News division operates MSNBC, and News Corporation, which owns Fox News, reached an unusual agreement last spring to halt the regular personal assaults on each other's channels.

But he did not expect the bitter, unrelenting personal assault by former colleagues, his associates said.

Although Hattersley has attacked the Labour administration before, it is the first time he has made such a personal assault on Blair.

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However, he found his voice when he mounted a strong personal assault on Cameron's stewardship of the NHS and Cameron's zero-hours economy.

The next day's newspapers, however, described my actions as a personal assault, suggesting that sparks flew when I "stood up to attack".