Sentence examples similar to vitriolic expression from inspiring English sources
"This anxiety is completely misplaced given the fact that 90 percent of the population of Singapore is plugged in to the Internet, where you can see a wide range of scathing attacks on the system, thousands and thousands of vitriolic expressions of all sorts of things".
It may explain their vitriolic reaction to expressions of idealism from Obama and his supporters.
"This time, in the interest of condemning vitriol, all sides have become vitriolic.
Its vitriolic net-neutrality debate is a reflection of the lack of competition in broadband access.
There is a vitriolic character sketch of Golda Meir, "the face that launched a thousand MiGs".
The language was vitriolic.
It was unexpected, vitriolic.
Hence those vitriolic attacks.
Although leaders who made vitriolic attacks on Mrs. Gandhi's Italian origins during the campaign fared poorly at the polls, Mr. Naidu said Monday that the boycott would "give expression to the sense of outrage of millions of Indians".
