Sentence examples for been willing to criticize from inspiring English sources

Obama has been willing to criticize Saudi Arabia publicly in ways that previous Presidents have not.

He is seen as extremely ambitious, and he has been willing to criticize Mr. Arafat.

She seems as comfortable talking politics with men as she is with women, and — unlike many opposition figures — she has long been willing to criticize the Yemeni president directly.

Brown has also been willing to criticize Barack Obama for appointing Larry Summers as head of the Federal Reserve even after he helped deregulate financial markets while serving as Treasury secretary during the Clinton administration.

That piece, in The American Journal of Public Health, was titled "Where is the M in MTCT?" His persistent advocacy of condoms and other birth control, needle exchange and sex education has put him at odds with some religious groups and conservatives, and he has been willing to criticize and clash with governments.

While Indonesian officials have been quick to denounce Mr. Gelbard for his assertiveness, few have been willing to criticize their own colleagues, who in recent weeks have made seemingly groundless accusations against the United States that have further eroded diplomatic relations and stirred up anti-American sentiment here.

But even some of his fellow party members were willing to criticize Mr. Martin to his face.

Part of Mr. Rock's appeal is that he is a black comedian who is willing to criticize black culture.

He comes with impeccable credentials, immense integrity and a history of being willing to criticize the accounting industry.

Mr. Chan is one of the few pessimists about China's banking system who is willing to criticize it in public.

Broad inspires both admiration and fear in the L.A. art scene, and though he is the subject of constant conversation, few people are willing to criticize him openly.