Sentence examples for aggressively criticize from inspiring English sources
"I would like him to aggressively criticize the decision and to say how important it is that we have judges who respect innocent human life," said Phyllis Schlafly, the prominent abortion opponent.
While Eastern Europeans aggressively criticize Austria's eccentric singer, they turn a blind eye to their own representatives who have appeared on Eurosong over the last few years.
Kenneth Roth, Executive Director of Human Rights Watch, called on the Obama Administration to take a more active approach to international human rights issues, arguing that the only way abusive governments will cease their assault on rights defenders is if governments that support human rights are willing to aggressively criticize and demand change.
That's led to greater boldness in some government statements, like Premier Wen Jiabao's much-publicized comments in mid-March that China was "worried" about its holdings of U.S. government debt, and has motivated some intellectuals, like the authors of the recent bestseller Unhappy China, to aggressively criticize the West.
By vocally and aggressively criticizing regulatory reform, he has made his bank a target.
He came out in support of the nomination of Samuel A. Alito Jr. as a Supreme Court justice and then aggressively criticized his senatorial opponent, Robert Menendez, for opposing it.
Very little new information has come to light, but victims' support groups are aggressively criticizing how the church is handling the matter.
On Wednesday, after Mr. Kerry had aggressively criticized Mr. Bush for days over a report that 380 tons of powerful explosives disappeared from an Iraqi military complex after the American-led invasion, Mr. Bush accused him of "denigrating the actions" of the troops.
Since the attack, The Post has aggressively criticized local and national leaders, labeling Congressional leaders "wimps" on Thursday, when the House of Representatives closed after anthrax was found in the office of Tom Daschle, the Senate majority leader.
That only came after activists like Glassbreakers' Eileen Carey aggressively criticized the company, demanding change.
Privacy critics have been on a tear since the NSA leaks by Edward Snowden, George Packer has written extensively on the "unwinding" of the American economy and the obliteration of the middle class, and Evgeny Morozov has aggressively criticized the messaging emanating from startup circles about "Internet centrism".
