Sentence examples for fiercely criticizing from inspiring English sources
Yet Iran's conservatives are also divided, with some fiercely criticizing Mr. Ahmadinejad's handling of economic issues and corruption.
Mr. Cheney's remarks capped off a day of speeches by the rifle association's senior leadership fiercely criticizing Mr. Kerry and warmly praising Mr. Bush.
A day after a federal judge issued a ruling fiercely criticizing the New York Police Department's stop-and-frisk tactics, Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly unveiled new measures on Thursday intended to reduce the frequency of illegitimate stops.
Mr. Scott, 60, a former health care executive who won the governorship by calling for deep budget cuts and fiercely criticizing President Obama's health care bill, has, in his third year in office, marched toward the political center, a necessity in this diverse swing state.
Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International issued a pair of reports in October fiercely criticizing the secrecy that shrouds the administration's drone program, and calling for investigations into the deaths of drone victims with no apparent connection to terrorism.
Congressional Democrats fiercely criticize the White House over war expenditures.
But they have been fiercely criticized as well — especially by elements within their own denomination.
Strangely, Mr. Zweig's book on Brazil was fiercely criticized in Brazil shortly after its publication.
The Nation repeatedly and fiercely criticized Mr. Clinton on a number of issues throughout his presidency.
Even before then, the crime-fighting campaign had been fiercely criticized.
It has fiercely criticized American positions on global warming and nuclear weapons.
