Sentences with phrase «angry attack»

The new London Assembly has kicked off in much the same way as the last one, with bad - tempered exchanges and angry attacks on Boris Johnson.

John Galt's famed speech at the end of the book, which I have listened to in its entirety (and which would never pass for a speech in real life because Rand got carried away) is filled with angry attacks directed against Christ, albeit without naming him.

Flanked by David Cameron and Nick Clegg, a nervous looking Mr Cable pressed ahead with his argument despite a barrage of angry attacks from the opposition benches.

Nick Clegg has launched the «yes» campaign for the AV referendum amid ever more angry attacks from Ed Miliband.

And so his decision to break unleavened bread with a group that has made a loud and angry attack on the mainstream community's concerns about Labour antisemitism is of deep concern.

If the counselor's criticisms are quoted (or misquoted) to the spouse in a moment of angry attack, the possibility of being of help to that person is virtually destroyed.

The response to this pain is a retreat into frustrated isolation, or an angry attack, either of which increases the sense of distance.

finds out that Nora's loan transaction involves an illegality which would bring a public scandal, he appears to care more about his own reputation than about Nora, rejecting her in a scathing, angry attack.

Tory members rose to their feet when Cameron launched an angry attack on Labour's failure of the poor:

Brian Paddick, the Lib Dem mayoral candidate, has launched an angry attack on Ken Livingstone.

He also managed to display the passion some felt was missing from his first performance, with an angry attack on Labour election leaflet «lies».

There is nothing as painful as the disappointment and upset we feel when our love relationship collapses into nothing but accusations, blame, angry attacks and coldness.

They realize that their partner may sound critical and disapproving, but that their partner is ultimately sad, lonely, or scared underneath their angry attacks.

It may come out instead as nagging, criticism or even an angry attack.