Sentence examples for a storm of comments from inspiring English sources

WikiLeaks did not immediately release more information about the incident, and the tweet attracted a storm of comments and speculation on social media from across the world.

MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Thieves should have their hands chopped off, a Mexican presidential candidate said in a televised debate on Sunday, provoking disbelief from a moderator and setting off a storm of comments and jokes on Twitter.

No question: this cri de coeur is going to generate a storm of comment.

Liz Sayce, chief executive of the Royal Association of Disability Rights (Radar), says: "There is likely to be a storm of comment from disabled people and non-disabled people alike over Cast Offs.

Within hours, the public resignation letter had sparked a storm of comment on the Web and Twitter, with some calling it a "must read" and others a "public relations disaster".

They also visited the retailer's Facebook page to unleash with a storm of critical comments.

Murray's defence of the former world number one provoked a storm of admiring comments on social media.

After a storm of negative comments from users and a letter of complaint to the F.T.C. by privacy advocates, the company delayed adoption of the policy.

One need only look at the reaction to Paul McCarthy's grotesque, scatological performances, or Andres Serrano's Piss Christ, or Australian artist Casey Jenkins, whose work, Casting Off My Womb – in which she knitted a scarf from wool spooling out of her vagina – triggered tabloid revulsion and a storm of Twitter comments about her mental health.

I was greeted by a storm of reader comments telling me how incredibly ungrateful and lucky I am.

The king's hunting trip, which officials described as private, has caused a storm of angry comment from animal lovers and those wanting to know how much it had cost.