Sentence examples for clear criticism from inspiring English sources

That official and others said the report represented a clear criticism of Congress's oversight role.

One of the most common comments in forums is that I am an "attention seeker" – levelled as a clear criticism.

In the face of clear criticism about the handling of Katrina, the White House openly awards no-bid cleanup and recovery contracts to political friends.

The downgrade, analysts said, was a clear criticism of Japanese politicians who have shown little political resolve to tackle structural problems and set a path toward fiscal reconstruction.

In a clear criticism of some past American national security choices — but with no specific decisions mentioned — Mr. Hagel said, "We have made mistakes and miscalculations with our great power".

In a clear criticism of his predecessor, George W. Bush, he said that the mine safety agency had for too long been "stacked with former mine executives and industry players".

In 2009 a serious case review into Cullen's case has clear criticisms of the Oxfordshire agencies for failing to share information, sometimes not attending case conferences, being over-dependent on expert opinions, and not responding to changing circumstances.

The clearest criticism of Pakistan's efforts to defeat Al-Qaeda and other militants from last week's White House Report on Afghanistan and Pakistan was the line, "... what remains vexing is the lack of any indication of 'hold' and 'build' planning or staging efforts to complement ongoing clearing operations.

The intense heat of the wildfires might cause these highly flammable trees to burst into flame.Even before the smoke has cleared criticisms are beginning to be aired that a lack of resources for firefighters has contributed to the severity of the blaze.

However, anticommunism cannot but maintain an unstable existence in popular culture as the "nation" still resonates more strongly than "anticommunism" with the populace and reflection and criticism of the South Korea are in and of themselves the clearest criticisms of anticommunism.

Yet the idea that a novelist should steer clear of criticism, especially negative criticism, would have struck many of the greatest English novelists as bizarre.