Sentence examples for tough attacks from inspiring English sources

The Mendelssohn took us (oddly) back to the 21st century in a performance filled with tough attacks and rushes of energy.

As a Bush strategist put it, Dr. Dean's rivals are "doing a great job for us" with their increasingly tough attacks on him.

Aides to Mrs. Clinton said she remained confident of winning the Ohio and Texas contests and would press on with her campaign, as signaled by her increasingly tough attacks on Mr. Obama.

Advisers to both candidates said that with the election so tight, and with so many voters apparently set in their ways, the only way to move an electorate already saturated with information was with tough attacks.

But one donor said the network had serious concerns that an effort could "bounce back" and hurt the Koch network given Trump's penchant for launching tough attacks against critics.

"During the first year, it's true, I suffered very tough attacks that sapped my strength, stripped the people of their confidence and produced pessimism," He said in an interview.

Mr. Obama's tough attack on Monday signaled the White House's confidence that it has the upper hand, legislatively and politically.

So Warner and Haddin could enjoy themselves a lot, but they'll be facing a very tough attack.

Finally, Mr. Romney was asked about his negative rating in polls, which has largely risen in step with his use of tough attack advertisements on his Republican rivals.

But polls show him essentially tied with his Republican challenger, Rick Berg, who has been the subject of a series of tough attack ads from Mr. Pomeroy.

"What changed was Baker's tough attack on the Supreme Court and Governor Bush's comments that were very tough and dismissive of the Supreme Court.