Sentence examples for virulent message from inspiring English sources
When the US Supreme Court ruled in favor of marriage equality this June, he posted a virulent message to Facebook that began, "Fuck the #LGBT Fuck the #Rainbow_ Flag".
Within hours of Robles' death, hundreds of commenters on sites such as Reddit, and Taringa left virulent messages mocking his fate and denouncing him as a fraud and a bully who deserved to be killed.
But he suggested that Mr. Obama's room to maintain both could be limited by the rise of the Tea Party movement and the need to respond aggressively to its often virulent antigovernment message.
After Ms Lee's election last month, thousands of virulent Twitter messages labelled her a "mail-order bride" and plenty worse.
The Latino vote had always been a central part of Democratic strategy, with hopes high that a "sleeping giant" would finally be stirred to action by Trump's virulent anti-immigrant message.
Party activists are using a virulent anti-Islam message and Longton North in Stoke-on-Trent could become the first place in the country to have three BNP councillors.
When an Egyptian-born correction officer working in an elite antiterrorism unit of the New York Police Department sued the city in 2006, he said that although members of the unit had been subjected to hundreds of virulent anti-Arab and anti-Muslim e-mail messages by a city contractor, the police had done too little to stop the slurs.
The Shepards hope for a similar response in Russia, and they also hope their message reaches some of the Russians with virulent anti-gay attitudes.
I am not suggesting a direct correlation between reading and morality, as if you could read a book and whatever the "message" of the book, the reader would then be fortified with a positive "lesson" or inoculated against a virulent problem, the one just overcome by the hero in the book.
There is still virulent opposition.
