Sentence examples for vociferously attacking from inspiring English sources
This leads many to assume a tacit deal is in place: Mr Sharif does not confront the terrorists directly, while vociferously attacking "America's war"; they return the favour and leave Punjab alone.
This was the very argument that for-profit colleges made in vociferously attacking the rule in the Obama years, sidestepping the question: What programs would be shut down?
Senator McCain's campaign has been vociferously attacking Senator Obama with an ad that is running online, and soon on TV, that links Senator Obama to Jim Johnson, former CEO of Fannie Mae.
By vociferously attacking the Obama administration, Giuliani briefly made himself relevant again, albeit in a transparently silly and partisan way, accusing Holder and Obama of not taking the threat of terrorism seriously because they want to try KSM in a civilian court.
However, the film has been vociferously attacked by the rightwing media for being anti-British.
Lately, he has vociferously attacked corruption among the technocrats, including President Hamid Karzai, who have ruled Afghanistan since 2001, and whom he dubs "orphans of Bush" and "the Taliban with neckties".
Had it not appeared during the presidential campaign season, had members of the Bush administration not so vociferously attacked its author, had Mr. Clarke not appeared ubiquitously on television as a whistle-blower, the volume might not have become the incendiary best seller that it is.
The ECJ's ruling has also been vociferously attacked by free speech advocates, and by others who view the law as unworkable.
This little-noticed proposal would raise $2 billion over ten years by upping that age to 18. Realtors, builders and a lot of politicians have vociferously attacked the Bush reform panel's proposal to sharply limit the mortgage tax break to a 15% credit on mortgages no larger than $412,000.
The Polish media took hold of the story and vociferously attacked the rebellious players over the following days.
More vociferously attacked was, "Lying Ted," not to mention an inexcusable ad hominin assault on Cruz's wife.
