Sentence examples for of future invective from inspiring English sources
A prediction of future invective?
It was full of invective, some of it amusing, a great deal of it justified.
Wright's analytical version, in which he attempted to saddle a population's mean fitness with the properties of a potential function, was one of the principle butts of Fisher's invective.
Abysmal voter turnout; incessant waves of shrill, partisan invective; and legions of pandering politicians making blatant appeals to party extremists.
Look at any published collection of his invective.
Recent weeks have brought probes into unsavoury business practices and a torrent of political invective.
Did the golden age of English poetry somehow call forth a treasury of antiwriter invective?
But industry lobbyists fear the repercussions of a renewed wave of public invective.
His tormentors swore at him, then tired of their invective and went away.
He meant to say "methodology"; regardless, tortured syntax is a poor substitute for a roiling stream of angry invective.
It delivers exactly the kind of bilious invective that Republican strategists assured me won't work this time.
