Sentence examples for virulent anger from inspiring English sources

Wanda, a young woman with big dreams of going to college, expressed virulent anger toward her parents, a tow-truck driver and a secretary, for not being able to pay her tuition: "I feel like it's their fault that they don't have nothing".

It is hot take season today on the net neutrality front, and TechCrunch would be remiss if we didn't bring you the best, worst, banal, and asinine of the virulent anger and relieved happiness that is currently bouncing around the nation.

ALI: Minority voters, like Hispanic Catholics, voted solidly for Bush in 2002, and some sons of immigrants have virulent anger and disdain against "illegal" immigrants.

The problem was the way they went about it, with the accompanying social conservatism and episodes of virulent anger aimed at Americans they didn't agree with.

This anger, coupled with the failure of the respective governments in most of the Middle East countries to address the immediate economic and educational needs of their restless populations has created a virus of virulent anger toward the United States.

However, on the left, there's a growing discontentment that's rapidly metastasizing into a similarly virulent and unchangeable anger.

Dickinson didn't pull his punches: "To watch even a day of Fox News – the anger, the bombast, the virulent paranoid streak, the unending appeals to white resentment, the reporting that is held to the same standard of evidence as a political-campaign attack ad – is to see a refraction of its founder, one of the most skilled and fearsome operatives in the history of the Republican party".

We spread our outrage like virulent wildfire across social media in the hope that our anger can become the anger of others, so that as many random people as possible can hear our roar and ultimately join in our personal pissy-party pile-on.

While Arab leaders appeared serious about seeking peace, anger in the street was still virulent.

Like Iraq, this is a place that many Americans have come to view with anger, suspicion, scorn and even, at its most virulent, hatred.

But it is legitimate to hold Republicans and particularly their most virulent supporters in the media responsible for the gale of anger that has produced the vast majority of these threats, setting the nation on edge.