"storm of abuse" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a large and intense amount of criticism or disapproval directed at someone or something. Example: The politician faced a storm of abuse from the public after his controversial statement sparked outrage on social media.
Both he and Devlin then copped a storm of abuse on social media.
c7018c16-5a32-4399-809f-7f977a830a04 EARLIER this month the president's chief economic adviser, Gregory Mankiw, once Harvard's youngest tenured professor, attracted a storm of abuse.
This essay set off a storm of abuse: lectures by Judt were cancelled under pressure and he was dropped by magazines he had written for.
Chris Mundy, the managing director of Clearcast, has revealed that the body has been "drawn into a storm" of abuse as the issue made national headlines.
All the same, Frances Ryan, whose article arguing that "cripping up" will one day be seen to be as wrong as blacking up – which brought a storm of abuse – made some fair points.
McCall was not criticising Clearcast – the body has already faced a "storm of abuse" over the issue – with ITV agreeing with the other broadcasters that under the law as it stands it could not run.
Her appointment prompted fierce criticism from the anti-immigrant Northern League and a storm of vituperative abuse on the web, some of it obscene.
What I did not expect after the BBC broadcast of The Great European Disaster Movie this week was a storm of insults, abuse and half-baked, inaccurate allegations from rightwing commentators and Eurosceptic media organisations about its motivations.
Public figures from Monica Lewinsky to JK Rowling and Diane Abbott are lining up to support Mary Beard, after the the classical historian found herself at the centre of a storm of Twitter abuse at the weekend.
But what became very clear in Jones's case was that relying on people to report this type of behaviour is completely inadequate in cases where a storm of coordinated abuse has been stirred up and deliberately incited against an individual.
When the theory of creation by evolution "was first advanced it was met by a storm of dogmatic abuse.
