Sentence examples for seemed to attack from inspiring English sources

In 2004, when he was president, Mr. Kirchner seemed to attack Mr. Alfonsín's human rights record.

This is only their fourth World Cup and every statistic has seemed to attack them.

Redskins Coach Steve Spurrier, fully understanding Serwanga's predicament, seemed to attack him, throwing in his direction repeatedly, with success.

"He seemed to attack from all directions," wrote Sir Donald Bradman of his great contemporary Bill O'Reilly; the description might suit Warne even better.

More than anything, voters have reacted badly to a Tory campaign that seemed to attack Labour's leader 10 times for every positive policy it promoted.

At times it was probably the single biggest killer of young adults, feared particularly because it seemed to attack those in the prime of their lives.

The rhythm seems to attack from all angles.

All they attack, or seem to attack, is the book.

A good example is euonymus, which scales always seem to attack, or hostas, which attracts slugs.

Cabi scientists have discovered a rust fungus which seems to attack only Himalayan balsam and no other plant.

Of course, no ideology has a monopoly on this kind of know-nothingism, although it seems to attack different groups at different times.