Sentence examples for criticized statement from inspiring English sources
In round-table discussion format, students explore the direct meaning and subtext of Ms. Ferraro's heavily criticized statement, "if Obama was a white man, he would not be in this position" as a leading presidential contender.
Soon after Kelly was brought on to "tame" Trump and bring "discipline" to the White House last summer after the departure of his predecessor Reince Priebus, Axios reported that he was "exhausted and dismayed" after Trump's universally criticized statement equating white supremacists and counterprotesters in Charlottesville, Virginia, in August.
White House Senior Adviser Valerie Jarrett is attempting to make amends for a highly criticized statement she made earlier in the week referring to the sexuality of Justin Aaberg, a gay 14-year-old who committed suicide last month after combating an onslaught of homophobic bullying, as a "lifestyle choice".
Bailey criticized statements by Republican legislators, who have said the protests by teachers have been misguided.
While expressing sympathy for the victims of the attacks, Mr. Zarif criticized statements by Secretary of State Colin L. Powell about Iran's possible inclusion in an American-led coalition.
"Climate science is at its absolutely most political," said Dr. Patrick J. Michaels, a climatologist at the University of Virginia who, through an affiliation with the Cato Institute, a libertarian group in Washington, has criticized statements that global warming poses big dangers.
Those who commented on the president's widely criticized statements after the Charlottesville violence either applauded them as "bold" or attempted to explain what might have been going through his head when he made them.
Privacy advocates criticized the statement as scare-mongering, suspecting that Panetta's ulterior motive was to increase government oversight of the Internet.
The Hamas men all criticized a statement by Mr. Abbas that "we do not ignore the suffering of the Jews throughout history".
In it, a former diplomat, Joseph C. Wilson IV, criticized a statement made by President Bush in his 2003 State of the Union address.
