Sentence examples for personalised attacks from inspiring English sources

Yeo has already been the subject of highly personalised attacks claiming he is merging his business interests with his politics.

That opposition appears to have been the major reason for last week's personalised attacks on Rusbridger in the Mail.

The highly personalised attacks on David Cameron by Brexit campaigners have been condemned by one of their number.

"Frankly, some of the personalised attacks on him and his father have been deeply unsavoury," he added, saying some Labour MPs were "behaving like hyenas".

Haji-Ioannou and his easyGroup had instigated a series of "increasingly personalised attacks", Rake declared, "involving a number of inaccurate and misleading statements, including inappropriate and defamatory assertions and innuendo".

As it turned out, ever the professional, Erin refused to kowtow to the abuse, conducting interviews on mainstream and independent media, and delving deeper into the issue in follow-up articles despite an onslaught of personalised attacks.

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 right-wing Labour First group told its supporters last night: "I am sure you will share our dismay at the reputational damage done to the Labour Party this week both by the poorly judged remarks made in response to the terrorist atrocity in Paris, and Ken Livingstone's disgraceful personalised attack on Kevan Jones MP".

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.

His official campaign group compared the Prime Minister's speech to the "most disgraceful name calling", dismissing the "personalised, playground attacks".

Each intervention on a patient has a personalised approach.