Sentence examples for forcefully criticized from inspiring English sources

In the 2009 U.S. Open semifinals, she was called for a foot fault and forcefully criticized the linesperson.

Still, Mr. Reilly forcefully criticized the archdiocese today and indicated that his office was seeking every legal avenue that might allow for archdiocesan officials to be prosecuted.

In an interview, Mr. Thompson spoke of an "overreaction to stop and frisk" that he said glossed over its usefulness as a police tool, even as he forcefully criticized its excesses over the past few years.

"The system is highly fragile and brittle and will intercept warheads only by accident, if ever," said Dr. Postol, a former Pentagon science adviser who forcefully criticized the performance of the Patriot antimissile system in the 1991 Persian Gulf war.

Obama believes that gross inequality damages our society, and he has forcefully criticized the deceitful banking practices that nearly destroyed the economy and pushed the homes of more than eleven million people underwater.

But anti-gambling groups have forcefully criticized the proposal, arguing that Quick Draw, like other forms of gambling, extracts money from the people who can least afford to risk it, while also fostering gambling addiction.

During his tenure, as anger at the peace treaty with Israel deepened in Egypt, Mr. Moussa gave a voice to the public enmity, forcefully criticizing his Israeli counterparts during several public debates.

With political momentum building in Europe to crack down on what many see as risky financial practices, the European Central Bank president, Jean-Claude Trichet, threw his weight behind the movement Friday by forcefully criticizing the banking industry.

FRANKFURT -- With political momentum building in Europe to crack down on what many see as risky financial practices, the European Central Bank president, Jean-Claude Trichet, threw his weight behind the movement Friday by forcefully criticizing the banking industry.

By withholding coöperation, they will be able to forcefully criticize her initiatives and define a set of issues that will help their party make a case for a return to power".

Christopher Peacocke (1998) forcefully criticizes many of the most well-known arguments.