Sentence examples for virulent attacks from inspiring English sources

What about the virulent attacks from Arabs about his election?

These days Pachauri is the subject of virulent attacks from sceptics from the right.

So did virulent attacks from the Conservative media, and the difficulty of explaining Keynesian economics to non-economists.

As Aftenposten notes, included in those comments are virulent attacks on Muslims and socialism, equating Islam and Marxism to Nazism.

And without such ties, these theoretical endeavors have no defense against the virulent attacks of postmodernist critics, who argue that science has no special claim to objective reality.

The amount of scrutiny the two spouses face is not commensurate — Mrs. Obama has endured far more virulent attacks by her critics — but it is somehow symmetrical.

The ninth congress, which opened on March 26, began with a virulent attack on Yeltsin by Khasbulatov.

His virulent attack was the clearest evidence so far of the opposition the reforming pope is encountering within the Vatican.

For writers and fans like Larry Correia, whose virulent attack on MacFarlane was excellently dissected by Jim C Hines, sex is a biological imperative and the idea of gender as a social construct is a damn liberal lie!

It is also older EU countries that have been most reluctant to reform their economies; as a result, they have been suffering from a virulent attack of slow growth.

In a recent, virulent attack, the German sociologist Heinz Dieterich, one of the ideologues of Chávez's so-called "Twenty-First Century Socialism," compared Cabello with Stalin, accusing him of planning to dethrone Maduro and do away with Chávez's political legacy.