Sentence examples for virulent critics from inspiring English sources

For four years, Mr. Obama has benefited at least in part from the reluctance of Mr. Bush's most virulent critics to criticize a Democratic president.

The newspaper, widely believed to have close ties to the Intelligence Ministry, has been one of the most virulent critics of Mr. Khatami.

Individuals and parties have, again and again, seen fit to change their minds.In the 1960s Enoch Powell and Nicholas Ridley, later to be among the Conservative Party's most virulent critics of the whole European enterprise, were instrumental in publishing a pamphlet advocating "the full economic, military and political union of Europe".

Booker's feed, in contrast, is far more active and reveals an interesting habit of retweeting his most virulent critics.

Implication: Virulent critics of one side who see the other as blameless victims are not necessarily anti-Semitic or anti-Muslim, but it is a red flag.

Richard L. DiNardo wrote "Even Longstreet's most virulent critics have conceded that he put together the best staff employed by any commander, and that his de facto chief of staff, Lieutenant Colonel G. Moxley Sorrel, was the best staff officer in the Confederacy".

The popularity of Iran's President, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, a virulent critic of Israel, is greatest in his own country.

Politkovskaya, who was a reporter for the independent Novaya Gazeta, was a virulent critic of President Putin.

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".

He's become a virulent critic of major labels, ditching Interscope in 2007 to experiment with online DIY distribution, releasing free streaming and download packages of his two 2008 albums The Slip and Ghosts I-V.

"Not one of us has the right to neutrality," Navalny told the court (video) in Kirov, 500 miles east of Moscow, where he is standing trial on charges of embezzlement that are widely seen as a means of silencing Putin's most virulent critic.