He suffered from a virulent attack of swine flu last summer, which took him more than a month to recover from "I started to feel ill on my way back from a music festival but thought I was just run down and suffering from having spent a weekend in a field with 10,000 people.
He was responding to a letter condemning his virulent attack on George Soros.
For writers and fans like Larry Correia, whose virulent attack on MacFarlane was excellently dissected by Jim C Hines, sex is a biological imperative and the idea of gender as a social construct is a damn liberal lie!
Lévy's virulent attack on the party led by Martine Aubry, the straight-talking but uncharismatic mayor of Lille, came after weeks of backstabbing and open criticism of the general secretary, who was elected with a wafer-thin majority over her great rival Ségolène Royal last autumn.
As Aftenposten notes, included in those comments are virulent attacks on Muslims and socialism, equating Islam and Marxism to Nazism.
In one extreme example, the South Wales Echo claimed that Winterval was the result of "virulent attacks on religion by atheists", which had led to "new rules such as Christmas being renamed as "Winterval".
Many of Nast's most effective cartoons, such as his "Tammany Tiger Loose" and "Group of Vultures Waiting for the Storm to Blow Over" (both 1871), were virulent attacks on New York's Tammany Hall political machine led by "Boss" Tweed.
He has also attracted unfavourable attention for his virulent attacks on Israel, especially during its war in Gaza, and for his budding friendships with Iran and Sudan.Among ordinary Turks, however, Mr Erdogan remains the most popular and charismatic leader since a visionary former prime minister and president, Turgut Ozal.
Doubtless, the Republican candidates will subject Clinton to virulent attacks on all manner of subjects, but that could well help her to unite the Democratic Party behind her, and to rally the activists whose support she will need to get out the vote in places such as Florida and Ohio.
A conspicuous exception is the Roman Catholic tradition, which gave rise to the concept of supererogation, and the virulent attacks on it by Lutherans and Calvinists.
And there were virulent attacks on OutWeek magazine, another ACT UP offshoot, founded by ACT UP members, which was at the center of the so-called "outing" movement (and where I was an editor).
