Sentence examples for extra criticism from inspiring English sources

"I think he has gotten some advice from the beginning from his advisers, and he knows that not to stick with that advice just means a lot of extra criticism," Senator Orrin G. Hatch of Utah, a leading Republican supporter of embryonic stem cell research, said of the president.

And I knew we'd have to take extra criticism for it because we've called out others.

The ball attracted extra criticism that year as it took place on the same date as Holocaust Remembrance Day.

Women in public life still have their leadership styles subjected to extra scrutiny and criticism, Hillary Clinton said on Thursday, as she advised ambitious women to take former first lady Eleanor Roosevelt's advice and "grow a skin like a rhinoceros".

Prior to the petition being taken down, former Independent on Sunday political editor Jane Merrick told the Guardian that Kuenssberg had faced an extra layer of sexist criticism.

Former Independent on Sunday political editor Jane Merrick said Kuenssberg's questioning of what the results meant for Corbyn was justified and the petition was ridiculous, but that the BBC's first female political editor faced an extra layer of sexist criticism.

Airing every detail of the case in the public forum does little but expose Tia's family to speculation, criticism and extra pressure in a time when they could have really done without it.

America's new doctrine of preventive war in the struggle against terrorism is easier to portray as unwarranted aggression than was containing the Soviet Union.Now the United States itself has been attacked, Americans are more likely to feel betrayed by European criticism, adding an extra touch of bitterness to transatlantic exchanges.

Going an extra step of dialling down criticism of China's aggressive posture in the South China Sea – if that's what he did (it wasn't entirely clear at the press conference – he held out the options that he misspoke or was misquoted) puts a significant question mark over his position on the Labor frontbench.

But he also derided the current anti-proliferation regime as inadequate and urged the UN Security Council and the International Atomic Energy Agency to enforce stricter rules.Next, presenting himself as a war leader gives him extra arguments against two powerful criticisms: that his economic management has been poor and that the war on Iraq was unnecessary.

Following her criticism of his extra-marital affairs, Clarke's father turned her out of the house and cut off her funds.