Sentence examples for extreme criticisms from inspiring English sources

Here is where I find the most extreme criticisms of Tony Blair from those who hate him most difficult to accept.

"I'm learning now that extreme criticism is a part of college football".

He somehow manages to be simultaneously friendly and slightly aloof: "Having experienced extreme criticism and extreme praise, I'm wary about the media".

But because the South Beach diet does not advocate it, Dr. Agatston seems to have escaped extreme criticism from the medical and nutritional establishments.

"The army has faced extreme criticism in the last two to three months, but we think that the peace agreement is a good agreement," General Abbas said.

Many teenage girls find themselves subject to sexist pressures when it comes to selfies – both expected to present a beautiful, confident image, and navigating extreme criticism or even abuse if they are perceived as too sexy, "slutty" or posed.

Fiat would face extreme criticism if it now allowed the new Panda to be produced in Poland.

While you say all this, your core business, airline-ticket sales, has come under extreme criticism, especially in a recent article in The Wall Street Journal.

Perhaps her most extreme criticism was directed at President Bill Clinton.

In the outgoing administration's view, extreme criticism is, conversely, necessary to advance the peace process.

In light of the extreme criticism of my extreme criticism -- and in spite of my standard "no response" policy regarding what I've written -- I'm offering a follow-up article.