Sentence examples for virulent book from inspiring English sources

Ms. Trierweiler, a twice-divorced mother of three, is described by a former top editor of Le Monde, Laurent Greilsamer, in his virulent book "La Favorite," as "unconventional, imperial, amorous, explosive, unpredictable.

The book excited virulent discussion, and the federal Diet condemned Gutzkow to three months' imprisonment and ordered the suppression of all his works.

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".

The price of the media's support was, as Vidal well-learned, savvy media management skills, including finessing, in Vidal's description, "the virulent fagbashers that dominated … book chatland in the USA".

Americans have become "the most manipulated people outside the Iron Curtain," complained Vance Packard, a sociologist and virulent critic, in his 1957 book "The Hidden Persuaders".

Indeed, even the most virulent understands that burning a religious book is the wrong way to sensibly go about anything, understands that burning someone else's holy book can only serve to explode their anger, just as it would them, and provide a high-flying banner to fight back under.

Mr. Sollors's book includes stark depictions of virulent prejudice and thwarted interracial love by late-19th- and 20th-century writers both black and white, including Guy de Maupassant, Kate Chopin, Jean Toomer and Langston Hughes.

Doughty is past all that now – his book details the various and virulent ways his band members undercut and ruined the experience and, in turn, tore Soul Coughing down around Doughty's ears.

Why else would oppressive regimes and other virulent enforcers of the status quo engage in censorship and book burnings throughout the ages?

This very virulent form of spam is the online equivalent of breaking into a home, stealing address books and sending phony mail to all of an individual's personal contacts.

In this book Mr. Eszterhas, 59, reveals that his Hungarian émigré father, whom he adored, had written virulent anti-Semitic propaganda before and during World War II.