Sentence examples for was continually attacked from inspiring English sources

I was continually attacked as a Kennedy apologist".

In small pools, there is no escape from the fighting and, as a big male, Tilly was continually attacked by naturally dominant females.

One example from the book was rather ironic: the patient was continually attacking me, verbally, knowing that his accusations would be discredited.

Conversely, Sir Oliver Lodge observed that Kepler was somewhat disdainful of astrology, as Kepler was "continually attacking and throwing sarcasm at astrology, but it was the only thing for which people would pay him, and on it after a fashion he lived".

In Darger's stories and drawings, the girls are continually attacked by the wicked General Manley and his sinister troops.

We will continue to give a platform to those who write with empathy and humanity about refugees across the continent, and we hope that by rejecting the use of 'migrant' as a catch-all description in our articles we can also preserve the dignity of people who have been continually attacked, dehumanised and insulted in the UK press and UK politics.

The Hollywood guy also had an unfortunate (and very annoying) habit of poking me every time he made a point, and I remember being continually attacked by his right index finger as he explained how he would "fix" what was, to him, a morally questionable aspect of the book.

During his nightmare sequence, Brian is continually attacked by various monsters resembling the Griffins and Quagmire.

She was continually being attacked by them".

As Lawrence Wright says in his new book, "The Looming Tower," the master of this approach is Osama bin Laden: "His strategy was to continually attack until the U.S. forces invaded; then the mujahadeen would swarm upon them and bleed them until the entire American empire fell from its wounds". The Israeli and American resolve in this grim summer of war should be: No more falling into traps.

I was continually having asthma attacks, because I couldn't stay out of the haymow.