Sentence examples for extremist criticism from inspiring English sources

Eugene J. O'Donnell, a professor at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice, said some of the "extremist criticism" of Mr. Kelly was unfair, particularly regarding the department's intelligence-gathering and some of its crime-fighting tactics, like its stop-and-frisk program.

Weidel has also engaged in extremist criticism of immigration and Islam during the campaign.

A plan to build a big mosque in Cologne has sparked protests by right-wing extremists and criticism from leading Catholics and Jews.

The group posting the video of the rebels noted that they must not be Islamic extremists — a criticism often lobbed at the rebellion — if they were dancing and enjoying music.

That said, the company has shown itself responsive to public criticism about extremist use of its platform.

The constant stream of reports of civilian deaths, along with evidence that botched strikes might exacerbate extremist violence, has brought criticism in Washington and abroad.

But extremist violence undermines any legitimate criticism of the Indian state for failing to protect the minorities.

Zaki and his supporters never missed a chance to lambast what they called "takfiri Deobandi militants", a sharp criticism of the extremist practice of terming opponents "takfir" or unbeliever.

But the extremists soon reopened it after criticism from residents.

Or the view, in Sullivan's words, that "any criticism of Israel is extremist and a function of anti-Semitism if you are a goy and of self-hatred if you are Jewish".

Senator Fred Thompson, Republican of Tennessee, on "Fox News Sunday," characterized Saudi Arabia's reluctance to support action against Iraq as self-preservation to blunt criticism from the religious extremists within Saudi Arabia.