Just here was where his policy invited its strongest and most bitter attack.

The General devoted his speech largely to a powerful and bitter attack upon me.

The queen's advocate made a bitter attack on the animus of the unfortunate prisoner.

In one paper there was a bitter attack on 'Mr.

He became the target of bitter attack: no epithet was too vile to hurl upon him.

This undoubtedly was a bitter attack, and the plainspoken words used must have wounded Lowe intensely.

Another professor, who spoke excellent English, with an English accent, made a bitter attack upon Great Britain.

Italy's Renzi was said to be planning a bitter attack on Merkel, depending on the progress at the summit.

He made a bitter attack upon New England, upon Mr. Webster personally, and upon the character and patriotism of Massachusetts.

Other events had forced into the background the bitter attack of Cordula, for whom he had never felt any genuine regard.

Petre's monograph contains apparent earmarks of impartiality, but in reality it is nothing but a bitter attack on the reputation of Bolívar.

In addition to this he quarrelled openly with M. de Richelieu, and made a bitter attack upon him in one of his pleas.

The article in The Edinburgh Review for July, 1858, upon Froude's first four volumes is an elaborate, an able, and a bitter attack.

A couple of months previously (on March 13) he had delivered another bitter attack on the War Government in the Prussian Diet.

In a bitter attack on sectarianism at the city's interfaces, Dr Reid called on paramilitaries to stop pointing the finger at the other community.

Rankin, a puritan, contemporary with Shakespeare, wrote a most bitter attack on plays and players, whom he calls monsters; "And whie monsters?"