Sentence examples for virulent objections from inspiring English sources
Russia's response to American proposals for a European missile-defense system has ranged from virulent objections to hints of cooperation, perhaps merely the sharing of information.
Saxitoxin is the most virulent of these.
Convinced Warren could not overcome the virulent Republican objections to her appointment, Obama passed her over for the role, but she parlayed the momentum into a 2012 Senate campaign that made her one of the progressive movement's favorite members of Congress.
That soliloquy, from the opening episode of Showtime's new series "Secret Diary of a Call Girl," tries to dismiss in one fell swoop many of the most virulent and frequent objections to prostitution, among them the often-scarred nature of its practitioners and the addiction and exploitation that often fuel the business.
In the new letter, Prince, Andrus, and nine others, including chimpanzee advocate Jane Goodall, raise a new objection: The virulent HIV strain may be too "hot".
Limbaugh's attacks on Fluke were so virulent that over 30 of his advertisers have withdrawn support from his show, and a groundswell of citizen objections to Limbaugh's inclusion on Armed Forces broadcast networks has arisen.
Over the past few years I have found my virulent hate for racism and its byproducts to have been surpassed only by my pained and fundamental objection to poverty, not only in its economic form, but its moral and spiritual manifestations as well.
It could be a particularly virulent infection.
Nobody outdoes him in virulent passion.
There is still virulent opposition.
