Sentence examples for ensuing criticism from inspiring English sources

Describes her feeling and attitude of audience towards play, actors, and the ensuing criticism that always follow a dress rehearsal;.

He thanked those who had never let his words, or the ensuing criticism, color their view of his music.

Despite the ensuing criticism, the book undeniably galvanized many women to think about their roles and identities in society.

He responded to the barrage of ensuing criticism by telling his followers: "A statement of simple fact is not bigotry.

The fact that the speech, by Obama's own admission, focused on broad principles rather than specific policy ideas also limited the ensuing criticism.

The scandal, which broke in late 2011, caused both the judiciary and the military to menacingly gang up on the civilian government but dissipated when some of the ensuing criticism started to turn against these two institutions.

In 1961 Syria seceded from the U.A.R. ʿAflaq held himself and the Baʿth aloof from the ensuing violent criticism of Nasser and the conservative social and economic policies of the secessionist regime.

In the ensuing hail of criticism, Carson doubled down, saying that it was possible for someone to be an involuntary immigrant.

J. R. Smith had 15 points and 9 assists in his best all-around game as a Knick — a performance that came just two nights after his flagrant foul and ensuing ejection drew criticism from Coach Mike Woodson.

But since the ensuing furore, and criticism from the RSPCA, Lord Heseltine has insisted that Kim recovered after he had strangled him, that Kim was later taken to the vet to be put down in a non-strangulation manner, and that anything else was "terrible misrepresentation".

More criticism ensued.