Sentence examples for bitter criticism from inspiring English sources
Final advice: It is common sense to assume that before trying to teach others how to criticize one should learn how to face a bitter criticism.
The administration's actions provoked bitter criticism from civil rights advocates.
But he will draw bitter criticism for running an ill-conceived campaign.
His business methods excited bitter criticism, culminating in a stern denunciation from Pres.
At next month's Labor conference there will be bitter criticism of plans for war with Iraq.
His attendance has drawn bitter criticism from supporters of the Palestinian cause.
Rwandan President [Paul] Kagame's bitter criticisms of Nkurunziza have added to the explosive atmosphere.
Even though Ashmead-Bartlett's letter never made it to Downing Street, Keith had absorbed the pessimistic outlook and bitter criticisms.
Through those newspapers Tilak became widely known for his bitter criticisms of British rule and of those moderate nationalists who advocated social reforms along Western lines and political reforms along constitutional lines.
Despite Malraux's evident Marxist sympathies and his bitter criticisms of fascism, this was the only one of his books that was allowed to be published inside the Soviet Union.
One of his three piano sonatas (The War Sonatas) written at the outbreak of the second world war won him the Stalin Prize, but are widely seen to be bitter criticisms of the regime.
