Sentence examples for broad critique from inspiring English sources

The Romney camp fired back with a broad critique of the president's handling of the economy.

A number of Muslim clerics struggled to answer Dr. Fadl's broad critique of political bloodshed.

Prominent Democrats offered a broad critique of President Bush's approach to foreign policy today.

Citing his tenure as chief executive of Fannie Mae, the shareholders outlined a broad critique of Mr. Johnson's corporate career.

Republican congressional candidates say they will focus on specific local issues rather than a broad critique of Mr. Clinton and his fellow Democrats.

If the specifics of his monetary views are still unconventional, if not outright dismissed by most economists, his broad critique of a bloated government that needs to shrink to avoid catastrophe has become widely accepted in the Republican Party.

College activists have linked these issues to broad critiques of the financial-political complex.

Her Madgesty's notes would then filter back – broad critiques such as "too sweet", which given the vast palette of a perfumer, could mean any number of things.

Many housing experts share Romney's broad critiques.

Still, he rejected the broader critique.

He made it a broader critique of the prison system.