Sentence examples for 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.

Yesterday, after reading the storm of comments on a Cif piece about Oxford University, I realised that I have a secret to confess.

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".

A news story activates a burst of responses, instantly polarized along boringly familiar lines, which generates a second storm of commentary on the comments, drenched in name-calling and, sometimes, threats — many of them made much nastier by anonymity, the coward's byline.

A news story activates a burst of responses, instantly polarized along boringly familiar lines, which generates a second storm of commentary on the comments, drenched in name-calling and, sometimes, threats many of them made much nastier by anonymity, the coward's byline.

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.