Sentence examples for personalised attack from inspiring English sources

The remarks by Fallon, which were challenged by chairman of the Falklands Legislative Assembly, will revive memories of his highly personalised attack on Ed Miliband during the election.

But when I criticise a Conservative government for exactly the same power grab, the right of the party attacks with one voice – and a very personalised attack at that.

The polls were all conducted before the Tories launched a raw personalised attack on the Labour leader on Thursday, accusing him of being willing to stab the country in the back and abandon Trident, Britain's independent nuclear deterrent, to gain power.

"Highly personalised attacks on those involved in searching for the right solution, far less their dead relatives, will win over no friends to the press's side of the argument - quite the opposite.

A campaign that cannot personalise an attack is fighting with one hand behind its back," said a senior campaign insider.

Mr Corbyn's supporters were quick to respond to the PM's remarks, labelling them disgraceful" and "personalised, playground style attacks".

While the North's propaganda is often vitriolic, the highly personalised and sexist nature of the attack – the latest salvo is titled: "We accuse Park the bitch" – is more unusual.

"It has got personalised.

Conditionality will be personalised.

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