Sentence examples for criticism of the failed from inspiring English sources

He was also ferocious in his criticism of the failed policies that had led the nation into an unnecessary war in Iraq and that had increased the nuclear threats.

But he endured intense criticism as a result of the failed merger with Dresdner, and was so secretive in the dealings that even top executives like Mr. Ackermann knew little about the deal until it was ready to be announced.

His criticism was directed mostly at top tiered candidate John McCain for his support of the failed "Amnesty bill".

David Cameron is to visit flood-stricken areas in the north-west amid criticism of the defences that failed to keep water out of people's homes and businesses.

Nevertheless, Coker praises Smith for the latter's criticism of those who failed to recognise the shift in the paradigm of war, and of the lack of strategy in the military campaigns of the late 20th and early 21st centuries.

Joe Marler says the heavy criticism of England's failed World Cup campaign as well as personal issues led him to seek professional help to address his on-field behaviour.

A similar non sequitur arises in criticism of Obama's failed attempt to persuade the International Olympic Committee to award the 2016 Summer Games to Chicago.

Most of the criticism failed to recognize the complex range of elements -- from stride piano to a Bach canon -- that could course through a single piece.

Representative Rick A. Lazio today intensified his criticism of Hillary Rodham Clinton's failed health care reform effort six years ago, unleashing a new series of advertisements and deriding her effort as "bad medicine for New York".

2. Perfectionism: Most don't want to admit that their biggest fear is criticism of a job failed in some capacity.

Plumwood argues that deep ecology's criticism of anthropocentrism fails to see that canonical philosophy's anthropocentrism has functioned historically as andropocentrism (male-centered thinking).