Sentence examples for a speech criticising from inspiring English sources

The fifth anniversary of September 11th was the wrong moment to make a speech criticising Mr Blair's close relationship with the White House.

Apple chief executive Tim Cook has delivered his sharpest attack yet on rivals Google and Facebook, with a speech criticising their advertising-supported business models for their disregard for users' privacy.

He has had short periods, mainly in the early 1990s, on his best behaviour, but it always ended in trouble, with an unfortunate radio interview or a speech criticising party leaders.

"I am deeply sorry for the reactions in some countries to a few passages of my address... which were considered offensive... ...... Yes, that last one is a Language Log post criticising Pope Benedict for a classic "non-apology" after he offended Muslims with a speech criticising Islam.Mr Pullum is right that many people misunderstand the passive.

In a speech criticising the European commission's "bad faith" on the border issue, Foster hit out at the view of Brussels leaders that failure to accept proposals for keeping the border open would encourage a return of terrorism – which, she said, was tantamount to a threat.

Senator Thom Tillis, a North Carolina Republican, made the comments on Monday during a speech criticising business regulations.

He authored a pastoral letter on the matter in March 1889, and the next year gave a speech criticising the lack of government funding for Catholic schools.

In 1899, in the lead-up to that year's general election, O'Reily gave a speech criticising the Labor Party, accusing some Labor leaders of having "an evident disposition to crush [Catholic labourers] with successive burdens".