Sentence examples for widespread onslaught from inspiring English sources

But we fear these slurs are the harbinger of a more offensive and widespread onslaught to come.

"Charlie's Angels," the box-office smash of the moment, was the subject of just such an onslaught, including widespread but vehemently denied reports that two of the stars, Lucy Liu and Bill Murray, had practically squared off on the set.

What I also found in Tehran was a widespread belief that the brutal onslaught of the so-called Islamic State will not allow the US to open another military front in the region, while the most optimistic hope that finally Washington will realize that -- as Roger Cohen has recently written in The New York Times -- Iran is "a serious and stable country in an unstable region".

The new onslaught, which is not widespread enough to be classified as an epidemic, arrived after years of mild seasons.

Children still love cartoons -- for the reasons they always have, and for reasons associated with a widespread new sophistication, encouraged by the onslaught of media.

The Farc was severely weakened by Uribe's onslaught, but the campaign was marred by widespread human rights abuses: in a episode that become known as the "false positives," soldiers killed civilians, dressed them as enemy combatants and presented them as combat deaths to boost body counts.

Although some wards, notably the Vieux Carré, escaped the most serious damage, large areas were completely destroyed, and a great many buildings left standing after the storm's initial onslaught were rendered unusable by the severity of the subsequent widespread flooding.

Kesha's ongoing case got widespread attention earlier this year after a video of the singer breaking down and sobbing in court brought an onslaught of public support from some of the biggest names in pop music.

The dispute received widespread attention earlier this year after a video of the singer breaking down and sobbing in court brought an onslaught of public support from some of the biggest names in pop music.

(AP) — The Marines, the Coast Guard, civilian crews and volunteers used helicopters, boats and heavy-duty vehicles Saturday to rescue hundreds of people trapped by Florence's shoreline onslaught, even as North Carolina braced for what could be the next stage of the disaster: widespread, catastrophic flooding inland.

The onslaught will continue.