Sentence examples for criticized at length from inspiring English sources

Communists in their paper "Humanite" criticized at length two former chiefs and recent rebels, Andre Marty and Charles Tillon.

She affirmed the threat of Communist infiltration, and criticized at length the "lack of effective leadership" from the Truman Administration in confronting its evils.

Sullivan, for example, has been criticized at length both by queer theorists (e.g., Phelan, 2001) and natural law theorists (e.g., George, 1999a).

However, already in Twardowski (1894, see Sebestik 1995), the founder of the Polish Lwow-Warsaw school, Bolzano's ideas are discussed and criticized at length, and some of them might have become the common ground of the Polish school (some of Bolzano's expressions are found literally in Tarski).

Nevertheless, later critics of the more standard Neo-Confucian line rarely bypassed the opportunity to criticize at length those who privileged ri over ki.

It is precisely this moralistic view of authority that Machiavelli criticizes at length in his best-known treatise, The Prince.

The centerpoint involves a dramatic takedown of Prince, whom Ravn criticizes at length.

In the advertising case, Judge Jackson criticized Block at length for signing consent decrees promising not to engage in false advertising, and then after "they consented to one state's order they have simply taken their advertisements to a new jurisdiction and continued to run similarly offensive advertisements".

It criticizes liberals at length for going along with "unreasoning anti-communism".

After criticizing Andy Roddick at length on Friday night after losing to him in four sets, Ivan Ljubicic of Croatia chose his words much more carefully yesterday at the United States Open.

The deal was criticized at the outset.