Sentence examples for book criticizes from inspiring English sources

Additionally, the book criticizes the women's-suffrage movement.

Gelbspan's book criticizes the Bush administration, documenting its efforts to " 'demolish the diplomatic foundations' of the international agreement known as the Kyoto Protocol".

The book criticizes the ideological degeneration of Communism today and it has outraged the French Communist Party to which Herve still belongs.

In particular, the book criticizes new promises that Ms. Banerjee has made to provide stipends for imams and muezzins, who give the call to prayer, and the state's plan to recognize 10,000 madrasas, calling the promises a "trick" to keep India's Muslims poor and uneducated.

The book criticizes the so-called Merchants of Doubt, some predominantly American science key players, above all Bill Nierenberg, Fred Seitz, and Fred Singer.

Much of the book criticizes what Wollstonecraft considers the damaging education usually offered to women: "artificial manners", card-playing, theatre-going, and an emphasis on fashion.

Mr. Barnett also represents journalists like Bob Woodward who have investigated the Clintons and others like George Stephanopoulos whose book criticized them.

Ms. Bair, who is now senior adviser to the Pew Charitable Trusts, spent much of the book criticizing the go-go attitude that fueled the crisis.

His traditional views of religion and authority were evident in Samidare-shō ("Early Summer Rain Collection"), a book criticizing Christianity while advocating loyalty to a supreme being.

Tom Rosenstiel, a co-author of "Warp Speed," a book criticizing that coverage, said that last week's skating reports featured "a lot of rumors in the raw".

In eight messages last year, he remarked on the tensions between Georgia and Russia, recommended Jimmy Carter's book supporting Palestinian rights and cited two American professors' book criticizing the pro-Israel lobby.