Sentence examples for frequent criticisms of from inspiring English sources

His frequent criticisms of government policies were right on target.

The pope's frequent criticisms of consumerism run counter to much of what is considered part of US lifestyle.

One of the most frequent criticisms of Gervais is that he's closer to the paranoid, megalomaniac, insecure, attention-seeking David Brent than he cares to acknowledge.

HONG KONG — In Monday's presidential debate, Donald Trump repeated one of his frequent criticisms of China: It keeps its currency artificially cheap.

The Liverpool manager also appeared to mock the former Wales assistant manager Raymond Verheijen for his frequent criticisms of Klopp's training regime on Twitter.

The other members of the alliance had begun to believe their own frequent criticisms of America's leadership, but had nothing of substance with which to replace it.

In particular, the site has frequently targeted Paul Ryan, in part because of Ryan's frequent criticism of Trump during the presidential campaign.

Yet a frequent criticism of the protesters has been the absence of specific policy demands.

One frequent criticism of the Olympics is that they have become too commercialized.

And the writer's frequent criticism of the Belarussian president, Aleksandr G. Lukashenko, eventually forced him to flee the country.

In the months leading to the primary, the most frequent criticism of Mr. Hevesi has related to his fund-raising.