Sentence examples for devastating criticism from inspiring English sources

The broad thrust is devastating criticism of the police.

Devastating criticism of the UK's military operations in Afghanistan by US commanders, the Afghan president and local officials in Helmand.

Devastating criticism of the UK's military operations in Afghanistan by US commanders, the Afghan president and local offi cials in Helmand.

Bush fails to mention that the advice prepared by Yoo and Bybee – which did not go through the normal inter-departmental consultations – has been subject to devastating criticism.

Wilcox levelled devastating criticism at Williams's employers at MI6 who failed to report him missing for seven days when he did not turn up for work.

When the report finally came out a week ago, although it was an excoriating summary of progress, and contained really devastating criticism of the project's "appallingly poor" management, names were not named.

Both, but the Woldemar especially, came in for devastating criticisms upon publication.[10] But they both also enjoyed a certain popularity.

He was said to have been devastated by criticism of his claims (including £1,674 for a sofa and £2,175 for a 46in Sony widescreen high-definition television), and by the fact that former Beirut hostage Terry Waite threatened to stand against him as an "anti-sleaze" candidate.

Goldman knows that even more than the perfect quotation, reticence is the journalist's trump card, and he breaks our heart with a father mourning a child, a death "against all logic and against life"; with a mourner devastated by criticism for praying too slowly.

You aren't devastated by criticism, mistakes, or failure.

Chilcot was devastating in his criticism, but the truth is that many of the points now being made were already being made in 2002 and 2003.