Sentence examples for consistent critique from inspiring English sources
Lessons have been learnt from the 1996 to 1997 period when the Conservative Party never settled on a consistent critique of Tony Blair.
But Merkley's strong stand reminds us that by and large Dems are not really united behind a powerful, coherent, and consistent critique of the GOP's fiscal policies.
After Ohio State was routed by Florida in last year's national championship game, the consistent critique was that the Buckeyes were too slow and the Gators were too fast.
In September, Mr. Podesta said he expected to open the tentatively named American Majority Institute as "a think tank that both generates new ideas and provides a hard-hitting and consistent critique of the conservatives".
Perhaps it is the radical content of the positions that is being ignored — and that has attracted public support, especially Mr. Paul's clear and consistent critique of the bloated military and "aid" budget.
Mr. Bush, by contrast, has never backed away from his consistent critique of Mr. Gore -- "He seems guided by polls and focus groups that drain politics of its courage" -- and the vice president's inability to give a direct, unequivocal answer to almost any question put to him made the accusation stick.
Geithner has faced consistent critiques about his record.
The popularity of Mr. Froomkin's column was tied in part to its consistent critiques of the Bush administration, and he acknowledges that his page views declined after President Obama took office.
Anthropologists who study race have given consistent critiques of static ideas about race that frame it as a biological concept rather than a social construct that assigns hierarchical value to certain racial groups.
Get consistent critiques: Always have the same 1 or 2 people critique your work.
Mr. McCain's more focused assault comes after one of his worst weeks of the general election campaign, when he seemed to fumble for a consistent, overarching critique of Mr. Obama, who winged around the Middle East and Europe.
