Sentence examples for virulent language from inspiring English sources
Nor do these arguments do justice to the virulent language of hatred used by the Nazi leaders, Hitler and Goebbels in particular, when they spoke, as they did almost unceasingly, of the Jews.
But a movement calling itself the Rwandan Liberation Army is thought to be behind a newspaper circulating in Rwanda which demands "Hutu liberation" and dismisses the Kigali government as a "Tutsi dictatorship", using the virulent language of the genocide.Since force has failed to quell the insurgency in the north-west, the government is trying to win hearts and minds.
Some leaders are resorting to more virulent Islamist language in order to fend off the charge of truckling to Israel.
To combat frequently virulent criticism from Hispanic residents, he made countless appearances on Spanish-language radio defending the paper -- both papers, really.
Of course, if Graham wanted a quick lesson in how jingoism and bias play into the public education system, he could have referred to the plight of educator and activist Debbie Almontaser, who was appointed to head an Arabic-language themed school in Brooklyn but saw her dream derailed by a virulent smear campaign.
For example, deaths by disease during transportation to the colonies, deaths by a virulent flu ravaging a country, deaths from a shipwreck etc.? Is the cemetery neglected because of language or cultural changes?
Out! Out! Out!" Virulent xenophobia of British tabloids contrasted with relative mildness of "Pour en Finir Avec l'Anglais," a parody language book by "Chanteclair," deriding the English.
There is still virulent opposition.
It could be a particularly virulent infection.
Nobody outdoes him in virulent passion.
