Sentence examples for verbal offensive from inspiring English sources

Domestic Implications 7. (C) The GOI's all-out verbal offensive against Sinn Fein has tongues wagging about domestic politics.

When he finds evidence that the Motherland's latest glorious achievement is a warped propaganda exercise responsible for his close friend's suffering (that where there is cheese, there are maggots), he launches his own verbal offensive.

Backed by his Venezuelan counterpart, Hugo Chávez, Mr Kirchner has launched a new verbal offensive over the islands' sovereignty, claimed by both Argentina and Britain.Although the first landing on the islands (in 1690) was by an Englishman, the first settlement (in 1764) was actually French.

Oil prices blasted toward two-year highs on Thursday as the United States stepped up a verbal offensive on Iraq, but gains were tempered after the Venezuelan Supreme Court demanded a restart of the key exporter's strike-bound oil industry.

The Washington Post editorial board wrote, in an item posted online Wednesday afternoon, that "it was stunning to see the GOP nominee renew his verbal offensive Wednesday morning, when the country was still absorbing the news of the first death in service of a U.S. ambassador since 1988, as well as the loss of three other Americans".

They know that dogs are so much better than people as to make nuch verbal juxtaposition offensive & unrealistic.

There are several sections within Indian statute laws that make verbal, sexually offensive harassment, restriction of other drivers' movements and stalking liable for punishment.

Well, a quick bounce in the share price is a useful start but any other reaction would have been alarming given the force of the verbal counter-offensive.

He cited Erhardt's system of verbal communication among offensive players as "very much alive".

The paintings and drawings that recycle offensive verbal or visual jokes are about people who enjoy the humor in Playboy and Hustler magazines.

In 2004, an employee named Selman Allsop complained that she had been subjected to "offensive verbal remarks" from another security director, John Daniels, "after she had rebuffed his unwelcome advance," the lawsuit says.