Sentence examples for vitriolic statements from inspiring English sources

In Hamas, a group defined by its extreme positions, Dr. Rantisi is known as the leader who makes the most vitriolic statements and opposes any compromise with Israel.

Though inflammatory anti-Semitism is a staple of political discourse of all stripes in Egypt, Mr. Morsi's vitriolic statements threaten to undermine his efforts to build a reputation as a leader for moderation and stability in the Middle East.

But even before Thursday's vitriolic statements from North Korea, American officials said they were more focused for now on inflicting pain on North Korea than on luring it back to the bargaining table.

Although her vitriolic statements helped fuel the poisoned atmosphere that gave rise to "ethnic cleansing" of Muslims and Croats, she later turned against her wartime boss, Radovan Karadzic, who has eluded the tribunal's grasp for seven years.

Embracing Democracy Through Mr. Ferjani's years in exile, the dominant image of political Islam was the bloody record of Egypt's insurgency in the 1990s, the Algerian civil war and the ascent of Bin Laden, whose Manichaean view of the world mirrored the most vitriolic statements of the Bush administration.

As the mullah -- the title means religious teacher -- lashed out in ever more vitriolic statements, tribal elders were reported to be trying to negotiate with him and to encourage him to let his fighters go home to their villages and disarm.

An initial, vitriolic statement by China's Foreign Ministry accused U.S. diplomats of acting inappropriately by harboring Chen and demanded an apology.

A vitriolic statement on Tuesday, the group's third since the killings, threatened that the dead civilians would be avenged by the beheading of any American soldiers captured by the insurgents.

The lengthy and vitriolic statement, released on Friday afternoon, came in response to a press conference held by MSF on Thursday after it was abruptly kicked off the island by the Nauru government.

At one point, the Le Havre president Jean-Pierre Louvel became so vitriolic in his statements that United felt compelled to issue a warning for him to keep quiet or risk being taken to court.

The New York Times piece quickly garnered criticism for the revival's team; via a letter to the editor Stephen Sondheim offered a vitriolic bashing of the statements director Diane Paulus, new librettist Suzan-Lori Parks and star Audra McDonald made in the article.