witch-huntin a sentence
- —Kapoor My reply: Venkat, tell the investigation committee they'll have to do their witch hunt without me.† (source)
- "I'll hold with no witch hunt."† (source)
- The airwaves would be filled with the voices of anti-Masonic groups, fundamentalists, and conspiracy theorists spewing hatred and fear, launching a Puritan witch hunt all over again.† (source)
- This is turning into a witch hunt.† (source)
- Oh, it was a regular witch hunt.† (source)
- This feels a lot like a witch hunt.† (source)
- "This is a witch hunt," she muttered quietly, looking out the window.† (source)
- Witch hunt.† (source)
- They come on a witchhunt!† (source)
- Finally, the Mafia, to whom Kennedy was once so close that mobster Sam Giancana referred to JFK as Jack rather than Mr. President, is angry that Kennedy is repaying their years of friendship by allowing Bobby and the Justice Department to conduct an anti-Mafia witch hunt.† (source)
- There's Sam Lonnigan, who as a liberal-leaning broadcaster became snared by Joe McCarthy's communist witch hunt.† (source)
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- I didn't know what to do, and when I saw the ship — " All at once she was sobbing and babbling like a three-year-old, about the witch hunt, and the chase through the cornfield, and the man who had come so close.† (source)
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- The witch-hunt was not, however, a mere repression.† (source)
- With the very visible failure of the investigation into the brutal deaths of three women, the media is attempting to incite a witch-hunt.† (source)
- The witch-hunt was a perverse manifestation of the panic which set in among all classes when the balance began to turn toward greater individual freedom.† (source)
- I understood the reason for his hesitancy; he had seen the frenzy of the witch-hunt at Cranesmuir.† (source)
- Chances were that Colum had forbidden anyone to come down to the village, for fear of being caught up in the witch-hunt.† (source)
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