Sentence examples for criticized vigorously from inspiring English sources

In a postelection reversal, House Republicans are supporting nearly $450 billion in Medicare cuts that they criticized vigorously last fall after Democrats and President Barack Obama passed them as part of their controversial health care law.

This general argument form was criticized quite vigorously (and familiarly) by Hume, at several key steps.

In the years following his death, such authors as Durand of Saint-Pourçain and John of Naples criticized him vigorously and attempted to refute his position (Jeschke 2009).

That position has been vigorously criticized by John McCain.

Throughout his sermons until the collapse (1945) of the Third Reich, Faulhaber vigorously criticized Nazism, despite governmental opposition.

Each "strong" President since that time has also been vigorously criticized and viciously maligned by the press.

"Thiessen has been vigorously criticized by both so-called liberal and so-called conservative Catholics," said Paul Baumann, who edits the liberal lay-Catholic magazine Commonweal.

He also vigorously criticized as impractical the principle of an international league as a means of abolishing economic imperialism and racial prejudice.

But a U.A.W. official said that sentence referred to anti-union groups, like the Competitive Enterprise Institute and its Center for Economic Freedom, that have vigorously criticized Volkswagen for not battling to keep out a union the way that many American companies do.

Stirred by the sufferings of the poor and by factory and workshop conditions, Ludlow's group vigorously criticized socially conservative Christianity and laissez-faire attitudes within the industrial sector.

At a news conference yesterday, Mr. Stancik vigorously criticized the principals of the two schools, as well as two school deans to whom the incidents were reported, for failing to promptly report the assaults to the police.