Sentence examples for critics directed from inspiring English sources

The critics directed much of their fire at the nation's distribution grid, which they said was incapable of transporting enough renewable energy from wind farms in the north to the industrial heartland in the south.

In response to a call and texts, Ms. Loesch, who is usually not shy about responding online or elsewhere to critics, directed an interview request to an N.R.A. official, who declined to comment.

Critics directed their commentaries of the music video towards Ferreira's increasingly risqué public persona, shifting from the more innocent image with which she launched her career.

Critics directed their commentaries towards Ferreira's increasingly risqué public persona, shifting from the more innocent image with which she launched her career.

Nixon kept an enemies list, spied on his critics, directed the IRS to target his rivals, investigated reporters he disliked, oversaw acts of political sabotage against opponents, and ultimately resigned to avoid facing impeachment for obstruction of justice.

The song received mixed reviews from critics, with criticism directed mainly towards its lack of originality.

Despite the similarities of his work to the Volsunga saga and the Nibelungenlied, which were the basis for Richard Wagner's opera cycle Der Ring des Nibelungen, Tolkien dismissed critics' direct comparisons to Wagner, telling his publisher, "Both rings were round, and there the resemblance ceases".

Hillary Rodham Clinton has never quite seemed to rise to the level of rancor her critics have directed at her.

There were also certain critics who directed the liberal press against Hegel for attacking Jakob Fries, a psychologizing Neo-Kantian, in the introduction of The Philosophy of Right.

Facing escalating domestic and international pressure to turn over power, the ruling military council has appeared increasingly willing to use force without apology to intimidate its critics, including directing assaults on demonstrators that have left more than 80 people dead and hundreds wounded over the last three months.

Obama forcefully defended Rice during his first post-election press conference, telling reporters that the critics were directing their barbs at the wrong person.