Sentence examples for virulent reaction from inspiring English sources

Apparently, no one is permitted to even question Israel or American policy toward it without engendering a virulent reaction.

Investors' virulent reaction to the slow growth at Frito-Lay North America is largely related to increased expectations for the new PepsiCo, which acquired Quaker Oats in August.

The stories dominated the headlines for months, and engendered a dismally predictable and virulent reaction seeking to justify or explain away the torture and murders.

Objections were more pronounced at the suggestion of having an Aspasia-like round for the full-professor level; participants predicted a virulent reaction from men that would do more harm than good.

For example, recent criticism of extrajudicial killings of drug users and dealers in the Philippines sparked a virulent reaction from President Rodrigo Duterte.

(This partially explains the virulent reaction again countries perceived as unfriendly to China in the lead up to the Beijing Olympic Games - look down on China, look down on "me").

But there are precedents going all the way back to the Bible for virulent reactions to proscribed and despised images.

Neel, who died earlier this year, chose a vaccine that some medical authorities had condemned as unsafe because it often triggered virulent reactions.

These virulent reactions seem odd in a country that purports to value education and women's rights.

I waited this long, and paid that money for this?" To describe why Chase inspired such virulent reactions in his usually devoted fan base would give away the ending for those who have not yet seen it.

As the author of a book on travelling with Gypsy musicians, I'm often asked what I make of the showdown at Dale Farm or the virulent reactions east Europe's Roma stir up from the tabloids and rightwing politicians.