Sentence examples for clearly criticized from inspiring English sources

Certainly, Wen clearly criticized Bo for "encouraging nostalgia about the days of Chairman Mao," notes an editorial in the Irish Times.

The West Berlin SPD newspaper Sozialdemokrat reported in April 1949, how Rau clearly criticized the blockade in a meeting of SED apparatchiks and there is reason to believe that he did the same in the meetings with the SMAD.

In fact, Mr. Francis said he rarely gets complaints from the Webmasters he's clearly criticizing on the site.

Given the timing of the speech, just a couple of days after the launch of Google Photos, Cook was clearly criticizing his rivals in Mountain View.

Figure 7 illustrates this issue: while the caption clearly criticizes the Gujarat state-government for ignoring the health of children in the state, the comment below it is concerned with issues in another state (Himachal Pradesh) in northern-India.

If administration officials fail to speak out clearly to criticize the evident flaws of the election, and to push back against the Egyptian government's claims of democratic progress, then U.S. credibility as a supporter of human rights and democracy is at stake.

The ads, which were widely criticized, clearly angered the mayor, who said they were exploiting his illness.

In an impromptu interview following the match, a clearly upset Solo criticized Ryan's decision.

The Center for Studies on New Religions said the church's theology is "clearly mainline", but was criticized "because it does not belong to the World Council of Churches or other establishment church bodies".

The Obama Administration is clearly reluctant to criticize Morsi, despite the fact that Egypt receives about $1.5 billion in aid from the United States every year.

The scale of the photographs is somehow distorted, so that everything looks like a toy railroad accessory -- clearly Mr. Rader is criticizing these developments as small-minded and cheesy.