Sentence examples for barrage of comments from inspiring English sources

And if Lewis' law holds true, I'm to expect a barrage of comments following this column, accusing me of hating men.

✒ In Friday's G2, Paul Moody and Robin Turner sparked a barrage of comments by asking readers – and a modest gang of famous names, including Ken Livingstone and Elbow's Guy Garvey – to sing the praises of their perfect pubs.

That morning, she received an email calling her a "fat ugly twat" and had had "a bit of a rant" on Twitter after a barrage of comments suggesting she only went to the police for the notoriety.

A few years ago, Lindy West, a witty columnist for the Guardian, who takes on such subjects as rape jokes and body shaming, was subjected to a particularly nasty barrage of comments on social media.

During one of the streams I watched, of a woman in her late teens or early twenties skillfully playing Call of Duty: Ghosts, a barrage of comments from the seventy or so viewers told her things like "came 4 tits," "play topless you'll have 10,000 viewers" and "are you pants less again?" When she replied, "That's really degrading," one viewer responded, "it's not degrading it's fun".

(Just read the barrage of comments on its Facebook page, for instance).

The agency received a barrage of comment letters, 13,000 in all, from both industry lobbyists and consumer groups.

Predictably, there has been a barrage of comment on Stuart's progress to date: some of it myopic, some of it judgemental, much of it the product of short-term assessment that fails to take into account a range of relevant factors.

Back in February, Engadget, a popular technology review blog, shut down its commenting system for a few days after it received a barrage of trollish comments on its iPad coverage.

Since then, she has had to withstand a barrage of online comments.

And among their similarities is the way that a constant barrage of outrageous comments diverts discussion from the environmental damage that their policies portend.