Sentence examples for vitriolic language from inspiring English sources

He said government officials had used "vitriolic language" to "unjustifiably" paint environmental organisations as "radical activists" engaged in "vigilante litigation".

"You can talk about the fact that there has been certain legislation in Arizona and that people have used vitriolic language around target practice and the like.

But the unusually vitriolic language of British politicians, amplified by the media, serves to open a psychological wound that is never allowed to heal.

The UK foreign secretary, Jeremy Hunt, will not use the same vitriolic language but has little doubt over what has occurred.

The government had used "vitriolic language" to describe those bringing legal challenges, calling them "radical green activists" engaged in "vigilante litigation".

But now the language of treason is being used with alarming frequency and many hardliners have suddenly become aware that they have no monopoly on vitriolic language.

Since then we've seen rising levels of anti-Muslim hate crime and increasingly vitriolic Islamophobic language.

Most of the money came from outside the state.This race was decidedly nasty, and the language vitriolic.

The rise of Asian and African markets, the spread of high speed communications, changing demographics, the growing wealth inequality and a host of other elements have contributed to a political landscape that rewards quick enemies, easy solutions and vitriolic and coarse language.

The language was vitriolic.

Whatever you may think of a particular political position, in a civilised society, disagreement should not be followed by threats of violence, inflammatory language and vitriolic abuse.