Sentence examples for aggressively criticised from inspiring English sources

Keys aggressively criticised these observations, which were like missiles aimed at the very heart of his theory.

Recently, the 86-year-old has aggressively criticised Merkel's leadership in Europe in books such as The Lure of Technocracy, while also coming under criticism himself.

"This country needs to know in depth the tragedy, to realise what is the future we need a country of institutions, without guerrillas, paramilitaries, drug-trafficking and corruption".That, say his critics, is self-serving spin from a president who has often aggressively criticised media outlets and opposition figures when they have unearthed the claimed paramilitary penetration.

One senior Tory said: "By aggressively criticising Ed Miliband we are in danger of reinforcing negative perceptions of us.

"That's not acceptable to me or Alaska".What we're seeing here is a perfect circus of media nothingball: people aggressively criticising the administration for not acting aggressively enough while aggressively ignoring the fact that they oppose anything aggressive the administration does.But he should get on in there and put somebody in charge!

The explicit consensus in America is ecumenical and strongly pro-religious, and Americans generally sense that when they single out one faith and aggressively criticise its spiritual content, they're violating a national ethical code.This is not quite the case in the Netherlands, where Ms Hirsi Ali developed her feminist critique of Islam and served as an MP for the centre-right Liberal party.

The ruling is the latest in a long line of controversies involving the Swiss-based company, which has previously been criticised for aggressively marketing the health benefits of infant formula over breast milk in developing countries and using child labour among its suppliers.

The A.V. Club Caroline Framke gave the episode a C– grade and criticised the "chaotic script", "aggressively flashy direction" and the failed attempts to integrate the "wildly different" subplots.

The US president also criticised foreign governments for not acting "as aggressively as they need to" against the outbreak.

Washbrook had been criticised after the First Test for playing aggressively and taking too many risks early in his innings, having fallen twice to attacking shots.

The police were also criticised by Christians for using excessive force in suppressing the protests and aggressively subduing Christian protesters whilst failing to punish the offending Hindu nationalist perpetrators; photographs and video footage has emerged of the beating of some of the protestors with canes.