ringing (~ attack)

[Gość: lelum]

in which situation may this adjective be used to describe an attack?
what kind of attack is ringing one?

[Gość: Steve]

From Miriam-Webster, "vigorously unequivocal : decisive <a ringing condemnation
of immorality>.

It is a complete condemnation without any sympathy for the opposing point of
view. It will usually be used by supporters of the point of view in the attack,
who may stand up and give the speaker long applause. Opponents might call it
bigoted.

US Quote: "In Mr. Heston, the N.R.A. found its embodiment of pioneer values --
pride, independence and valor. In a speech at the N.R.A.'s annual convention in
2000, he brought the audience to its feet with a ringing attack on gun-control
advocates. Paraphrasing an N.R.A. bumper sticker ("I'll give you my gun when you
take it from my cold, dead hands") he waved a replica of a colonial musket above
his head and shouted defiantly, "From my cold, dead hands!"