Sentence examples for fervent critics from inspiring English sources

Among librarians his fervent critics prefer other appellations, including "reactionary" and "luddite".

Even if "Testimony" is the fraud its most fervent critics believe, its characterizations still remain generally unchallenged.

In their place, the F.B.I.'s most fervent critics now seem to be mainstream proponents of the rule of law.

Aki Wakabayashi, an author and former worker at a government-supported labor think tank, has been one of the most fervent critics of government spending on these organizations.

Yet the perception persists among Mr. Bush's most fervent critics: Mr. Cheney is de facto president, and a clueless Mr. Bush takes his orders from him.

Eyes turned to Mr. Spitzer's most fervent critics on Wall Street, like the billionaire Kenneth G. Langone, a co-founder of Home Depot and a former director of the New York Stock Exchange, who had relished the governor's downfall.

His lawyer, Mark Zaid, represents intelligence whistleblowers and has been a fervent critic of Snowden.

They fell out in 2000, and he decamped to Britain to become the Kremlin's most fervent critic.

Guevara was a more doctrinaire ideologue than Castro and a fervent critic of "material incentives" but in death he became transformed into an icon of daring and rebellion.

A fervent critic of the environmental movement, he has called global warming a dangerous "myth," arguing that the fight against climate change threatens economic growth.

David Albrecht, a professor of accounting at Concordia College, a fervent critic of the idea of self-budgeting, wrote on his blog, "The budgetary review process provides an opportunity for Congressional oversight of the S.E.C.