Sentence examples for rhetorical attacks from inspiring English sources

Even the opposition in parliament has been unable to parlay the criticism into effective rhetorical attacks.

Griffin apologized but also has cast herself as a victim of rhetorical attacks in the aftermath.

The rhetorical attacks keep coming at Saudi Arabia from the West.

One purpose of political conventions is to provide a forum for rhetorical attacks on the opposition.

As he pursues that role Tuesday night, it will be interesting to see where the rhetorical attacks come from.

Trump, with his law-and-order boosterism and rhetorical attacks on immigrants, has inspired fresh zeal at D.H.S.

That would be a real, not rhetorical, attack on the Middle East arms bazaar.

He launched a rhetorical attack on Trump, calling him "a cancer on conservatism".

5.56pm GMT Summary Nick Clegg has heightened his rhetorical attack on the Conservatives's stance on immigration, describing it as "almost ugly".

I've had experience in this form of rhetorical attack as analyst, as victim and as perpetrator.

Also, the government has begun a fierce rhetorical attack on corruption, so it wouldn't have looked particularly good to bail out Cyprus, where a lot of  "dirty" Russian money is believed to be parked.