Sentence examples for personal shot from inspiring English sources

Trump took a personal shot at Assad.

"I took that as a personal shot," Judge said.

Piecing together footage of the protests, the one-minute video portrays the protesters as violent, lawless and — in a personal shot against Mr. Israel, who is Jewish — anti-Semitic.

After the cheap personal shot, Gill went on to criticise the esteemed classicist's professional analysis of life in the Eternal City, which he has every right to do of course, but I'd rather go with Beard's expert take on things rather than (by his own past admission) an uneducated TV critic's opinion about whether "Rome was really an international, homogeneous funky berg".

So you didn't see the cartoon character as a personal shot at you?

In short, his response has been dismissive, and he has seemed to take Kendrick's calling out his name as a personal shot.

Since before Mr. Bush became president, the group, the nation's oldest and largest civil rights organization, has taken some tough, very personal shots at him.

It featured traditional scenes such as decorating the Christmas tree and children waiting for Santa, as well as personal shots of, for example, a soldier surprising his kids with an unexpected Christmas visit.

Both Republicans, who are running on a platform of changing the tone in Washington, take much more personal shots, joking but seriously questioning the vice president's credibility and character all the same.

"Besides, sometimes there can be something artful and 'connecting' about quick, candid, personal shots.

Its Flickr site, where people upload personal shots, adds a million shots daily to its 250 million total and doubles every five to six months.