Sentence examples for totally attacked from inspiring English sources

"We knew right after September 11th, we saw the Bush administration come in with these draconian secrecy policies that the oil and gas industry and other corporate chiefs were very happy to embrace because it totally attacked the public's right to know about chemical hazards and threats to our public water supply.

The millionaire star "totally lost it" and attacked Marcus McGee, 34, "with the style and speed of a professional boxer" in a 2am bar brawl, it is alleged.

UPDATE: According to USA Today, a prison official said that the National Enquirer's report about O.J. Simpson being attacked is "totally bogus".

October 30, 2013 Michael Savage (@michaelsavage) Nick Clegg attacks "totally implausible" idea from energy firm bosses that green levies are behind rising bills.

In a rare public rebuke of one side during warfare, the International Committee of the Red Cross today branded the Israeli Army's behavior "totally unacceptable" for attacking its vehicles and buildings.

Many, many devices are "affected" or "vulnerable" to these flaws, but that's not the same thing as saying they're totally open to attack.

In recent years it has become totally acceptable to attack religion and if we, the religious people in America, do not stand up and make our voice heard, including the Orthodox Bishops in America, we will see our rights eroded away.

As a presidential candidate, then-Senator Clinton ran well to the right of Mr. Obama on Iran, even saying she would "totally obliterate" Iran if it attacked Israel.

TEHRAN — Iran has lodged a formal protest at the United Nations about comments by Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton that the United States would "totally obliterate" Iran if it attacked Israel with nuclear weapons, the state-run news agency, IRNA, reported Thursday.

"The ceremony to open signatures on the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons came a day after Donald Trump vowed to totally destroy North Korea if they attacked, which was followed by additional nuclear threats from North Korea," Daryl Kimball, the executive director of the Arms Control Association, in Washington, told me.

Labour's shadow education secretary, Stephen Twigg, attacked the plans as "totally out of date, from a Tory-led government totally out of touch with modern Britain".