assails in a sentence

• Knox acknowledges that some African-Americans will undoubtedly assail him.
• She assails the government, but her words are carefully chosen.
• And commentators would assail the president for pandering to bigoted voters.
• We must decline to serve as judges if doubt assails us.
• Lamar Alexander has preferred to assail Forbes on his flat tax proposal.
• It is much easier to assail Fergie's motives.
• He mildly assails his Democratic opponent, Ms . Fields.
• Critics assail it as a step toward privatization that undermines public education.
• Others assail him as " too pop ."
• The filing does not, however, directly assail Jackson.
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• Emerson is known to lash out at those who assail his motives.
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• The third ad assails efforts to knock Golisano out of the race.
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• Chavez routinely assails what he calls a " fascist,"
• Cheney, Miller assail Kerry as protests continue in convention city
• {{ quote | The government will not assail you.
• Night falls before the Trojans can assail the Greek wall.
• It is in asserting these interests that Giuliani assails adult businesses most enthusiastically.