Sentence examples for angry criticism from inspiring English sources

Angry criticism almost always mean the critic feels hurt in some way.

The ruling drew angry criticism from police union officials.

The decision was met with a chorus of angry criticism from immigrant groups.

As politics grows more divisive and angry, criticism of the Times only ramps up.

The shelling drew angry criticism from Iraqi leaders, who condemned it as a disproportionate response.

Cowell, who appears to have deleted his Twitter profile after a tide of angry criticism, apologised in a tweet earlier today.

AMY CHUA'S "Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother" was published early last year to a mixture of applause, angry criticism and death threats.

While some have expressed disappointment, others have posted angry criticisms of Blizzards actions.

(AP) WASHINGTON - President Barack Obama said Friday that angry criticisms about his health care agenda are driven by an intense debate over the proper role of government -- and not by racism.

Some of the angriest criticism abroad was heard from the insurgency in Syria, where rebel fighters were already suspicious of American motives because the United States had resisted their pleas for weapons in a war that has left 80,000 people dead in the past two years.

Although the RTBF ruling has drawn the loudest and angriest criticism from search engines, free speech advocates, and the press, the perceived risks to the freedom of the press and 'human knowledge' are being exaggerated.