Sentence examples for zealously attacking from inspiring English sources

In October, the Times summoned the ghost of William Sulzer, a first-year governor from Manhattan, who, in 1913, was impeached and removed from office, after too zealously attacking the corrupt Tammany Hall Democratic machine.

Famed for zealously attacking infringement of its intellectual property, Disney Co. finds itself playing defense.

However, given Doctorow's tendency towards copyfighting, it's a bit funny that his CC-licensed books are being so zealously attacked.

While some prominent Democrats, such as President Barack Obama and New Jersey Senator Cory Booker, have endorsed charter schools, the major impetus for the use of vouchers has come from the new generation of Republican governors (e.g., Louisiana, New Jersey, and Wisconsin among others) who have zealously attacked teacher unions and slashed education budgets.

Printers, whether attacking Adams or, just as zealously, defending him, grew bolder and bolder.

When Riesman, no humorist, addressed Bohemianism, he saw it as just another sort of other-directedness, made up of people who are "often zealously tuned in to the signals of a group that finds the meaning of life, quite unproblematically, in an illusion of attacking an allegedly dominant and punishing majority of Babbitts and Kwakiutl chiefs".

If the authorities just committed themselves to attack AIDS as zealously as they fight unauthorized births, the battle could be won.

Mao even wrote a big character poster at Beida (Beijing University) calling for students to attack the party establishment: "Bombard the headquarters!" Why were students involved and why did they respond so zealously?

"You attack, attack, attack.

Only attack when attacked.

The campaign prided itself on its discipline: it did not indulge in any stray attacks and it zealously husbanded its resources.