Sentence examples for forceful critic from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ahsan is an articulate, Cambridge-educated lawyer and a forceful critic of the Musharraf government.

He was a prolific, forceful critic at a time when the art world was undergoing sweeping stylistic and institutional changes.

Mr Sikorski had been a forceful critic of Russia's actions in Ukraine, and had been pushing hard for a firm EU response.

Achebe also was a forceful critic of Western literature about Africa, especially Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness, which he considered racist.

Though describing himself in writing as a "British-protected child," Achebe became a forceful critic of Western literature about Africa, especially Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness.

If he becomes a forceful critic of the Bush tax plan, the term "maverick" will be permanently placed in front of his name.

There were forceful critics of these spectacles, people who thought a no-holds-barred fight was a shameful about-face in the march of civilization.

Uniformed lawyers now assigned to defend Guantánamo detainees have become among the most forceful critics of the Pentagon's own system.

Still, the reality is that even many forceful critics of the dollar see no immediate alternative to it as the vehicle for international trade.

Rory Stewart, a former diplomat who authored "The Places In Between," about his walking journey across Afghanistan, and who had been one of the most forceful critics of the decision by President Obama to dispatch more American troops to the country, stood for election as a Conservative in a safe district, known as Penrith and The Border.

Mr. Saro-Wiwa, who founded the Movement for the Survival of the Ogoni Peoples in 1990, was one of Shell's most forceful critics because of the damage done to the delta communities, including gas flaring and the destruction of mangroves to make way for pipelines.