Sentence examples for broader criticism from inspiring English sources

The Cato Institute has been critical of forfeiture for years, but Mr. Pilon had a broader criticism: "Government grows each time there's a crisis," he said, "and this is an executive branch that thinks it's a law unto itself.

This relates to a broader criticism of Kotkin's work.

He dismissed the broader criticism of sanitary conditions, saying there was no scientific evidence to support the claims.

The authors called CNN's coverage a "debacle," but gave a much broader criticism of network news in the most comprehensive review yet of television's performance that night.

Mr. Wright, however, emerged from retirement in April and spoke at the National Press Club, offering deeper and broader criticism of the United States and using mocking language.

For Mr. Romney, that means moving the conversation about the violence in Africa and the Middle East away from his initial statement and toward a broader criticism of the president's handling of the unsettled region.

But it soon became a run of sassy posts, attempting to take down the broader criticisms in the article, many of which gave the impression that Tinder, fittingly, had just been broken up with.

Donald Trump has said his comment that John McCain is "not a war hero" was in fact misconstrued amid praise for "people that weren't captured" and broader criticisms of the "terrible" senator.

While the hue and cry in Parliament focused on coffins, the comptroller and auditor general's investigation of the $500 million spent on emergency supplies for India's small-scale war with Pakistan in the summer of 1999 offered broader criticisms.

The lawsuit's argument is in line with broader criticisms of Edgewood: that, whether out of military urgency or scientific dabbling, the Army recklessly endangered the lives of its soldiers — naïve men, mostly, who were deceived or pressured into submitting to the risky experiments.

There has also been broad criticism of continued American leadership of the multilateral institution.