Sentence examples for clear critics from inspiring English sources

The potential for abuse by these charities is clear, critics say.

Although details were not entirely clear, critics accused the prime minister, Nuri Kamal al-Maliki, of trying to intimidate political rivals before next month's provincial elections.

Thus have the lines been drawn, with Linklater the clear critics' choice and Iñárritu (the lone previous nominee in this category, for Babel) favoured by his awed peers.

This risk is not always made sufficiently clear, critics say, by financial consultants who stand to make money from the bond sales.

But soon after being reelected in late 2014, the true extent of Brazil's economic troubles became clear – critics say Rousseff hid the details during her campaign – and her popularity dropped precipitously.

But it's not clear, say critics, that a large audience for broad appeal, family sitcom can even exist any more.

"It is clear that critics are engaging in political pandering rather than evaluating this process on the merits," said the statement, issued by Debra Sproles, a spokeswoman for Mr. Turner.

The wider implications for Barack Obama's Affordable Care Act (ACA) were less immediately clear, with critics arguing the ruling could open the floodgates to companies seeking other religious exemptions for treatments such as blood transfusions and vaccines, but conservative justices insisting their "very specific" ruling should not set a precedent.

He added that it might have been more appropriate to settle such cases but that the best course of action was not always as clear-cut as critics claimed.

Eikenberry has a reputation as one of the most clear-eyed critics of Karzai's dysfunctional government.

It is a work so exquisitely written, so diamond-clear, that critics are already hailing it as perhaps Oz's finest work.