Sentence examples for become critics of from inspiring English sources

Previously stubborn hawks among the Republicans have become critics of Bush's war plans.

While Mr. Powell and Mr. Armitage supported Mr. Bush's decision to invade Iraq while they were in office, they have become critics of the management of the war.

Some environmentalists have also become critics of the builder's remedy, saying it fuels sprawl by forcing communities to accept more development than they want.

7. Liberals who had supported the war in Iraq, and in so doing had provided considerable intellectual cover to the Bush administration, would publicly admit their error and become critics of the war.

Some critics of the Bush administration, who have become critics of Mr. Obama as well, have long said they are skeptical that there are detainees who are a demonstrable risk to the country but against whom the government can make no criminal case.

Even regulators, who have become critics of the way that banks construct their remuneration, tell me Barclays has not been as rapacious in its pay practices as it is widely portrayed.

One particularly touching reference records his reflections just after he'd become critic of this paper: "even though I was doing my dream job..

In contrast to Kerry who remained loyal to the Democratic Party and to the next Democratic President, Barack Obama, the party's nominees in 1924 and 1928, John W. Davis and Al Smith both became critics of future Democratic Presidents.

We become more than fans, we became critics and arbitrators of what was and was not truly Star Wars.

Both have become outspoken critics of the establishment.

Father and son have also become food critics of sorts, through their video segment called Wiener Challenge.