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• s  marked by harshly abusive criticism
  her vituperative railing

• Recently, though, there's been a growing sense among some Democrats that since the Republicans have an obnoxious amen chorus of radio talk-show hosts and vituperative elected .
• But the most vituperative condemnations have come from Sharon's former right-wing allies, who view the Prime Minister as a sellout who abandoned his historic support for the .
• Sure, al-Qaeda continues to issue vituperative missives by video from its hideouts, many of them directed at the likes of Iran and Hamas.

• scathing

News & Articles

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• Scott Snyder: Kim Jong Un’s brutality bodes ill
  When a political crisis hits Pyongyang, the leadership’s normal antidote is to hide the real drama in rumors and shadows while assuring the world that outside forces are no match for North Korea’s spirit of “single-hearted unity.” But North Korea’s real-time media coverage of the vituperative public denunciation and execution of Jang Song Taek, the uncle by marriage of North Korean leader Kim ...
  Dec. 16, 2013 - Modesto Bee

Quotes

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• Leonard Leo in International Herald Tribune
  The more vituperative and incendiary it becomes, the more ammunition it provides to the conservative base,said Leo, the executive vice presidential of the Federalist Society, a conservative legal group.
• Melanie Sloan in Business Wire (press release)
  CREW's executive director Melanie Sloan stated, "By sending a fundraising appeal on what looks like official Senate stationary rather on Catholic Advocates' own letterhead, Sen. Brownback has suggested his vituperative letter is sanctioned by the...
• Duncan Kerr in Tasmania Mercury
  I was also abused by Mr Ellis personally in the street in vituperative terms,Mr Kerr said yesterday in the House of Representatives. "So a private citizen might feel somewhat abashed at the prospect of risking entry into a debate regarding...