Sentence examples for virulent abuse from inspiring English sources

Perhaps no other founder absorbed such virulent abuse as Alexander Hamilton.

An increasing number of people, and the preponderance of more virulent abuse, have rendered that advice less helpful.

When he complained to Rebecca West that she had reviewed one of his books with "virulent abuse" she wrote back dismissing his complaint but admitting "It's certainly true that I don't like your work; I think it facile and without artistic impulse".

Hatchet was subjected to virulent internet abuse, some fans at United games sang songs naming and abusing his victim and declaring that Evans would "shag who he wants".

Is anything short of virulent racist abuse directed at a ethnic-minority pupil enough?

More recently subject to virulent, violent abuse have been the Muslim Rohingya, many of whom have fled their homes and some their country.

He accuses Iran of human rights abuses (abuses that should be condemned) while he embraces the more virulent human rights abuses of U.S. allies in Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and Egypt just to mention a few.

Despite the reams of negative publicity in the mainstream media, it is undeniable that Bouattia has nerves of steel and deep conviction to stand as president in the face of such virulent criticism and online abuse, often racist and sexualised, and that student activists love her for that determination.

The "real" women often sport dreadlocks or tight curls, and one can generally look to the more "rootsy" sister in a Perry film to speak the virulent "truth" about, say, domestic abuse, while her lighter-skinned sidekick looks on, stunned by the revelations.

Among them: whether virulent racism can amount to parental abuse, whether a child exposed to such hate can understand the difference between right and wrong, and whether someone who grows up in such toxic circumstances can be blamed for wanting a way out.

I know, because I care to know, that the Internet is perhaps the single most virulent breeding ground for human rights abuses against us.