Sentence examples for enormously critical from inspiring English sources

The 81-page report, which was compiled by MPs from the three main parties, was enormously critical of virtually every aspect of the Prevent strategy.

"We have been enormously critical of the use of military courts in other countries when they have tried Americans," Mr. Kennedy said in response to reporters' questions.

This makes the question of sustainability still enormously critical to the future of global health and global development [ 42, 43].

Invisible Man won the National Book Award in 1953, reflecting the enormously positive critical reception the novel enjoyed.

Mr. Frears, who described himself as "enormously self-critical," usually doesn't enjoy viewing his films.

He said, 'No, I am playing tennis".' He began playing in earnest, aided enormously and at just the critical moment by Gencic, the same cultivated and intuitive coach who had helped shape the games of the future Grand Slam champions Monica Seles and Goran Ivanisevic.

This was in part on account of his august reputation – At Play in the Fields of the Lord, The Snow Leopard and Far Tortuga were books my critical father admired enormously; and I'd read them with awe over the summer in anticipation of this class – but also on account of his aspect and demeanour.

I hanker for something that gets a critical mauling but's enormously successful".

"Gore's advantage in critical battlegrounds has grown enormously and is continuing to grow," he said.

An affidavit filed by the F.B.I. paints a disturbing portrait of two enormously popular physicians who played a critical role in the hospital's success.

Updated at 12.11pm GMT 10.52am GMT Luke Gibbs, a spokesman for Syngenta, which manufactures a neonic called Thiamethoxam, has sent me this statement: Syngenta strongly agrees that bees play an enormously important role in agriculture and are critical for life.