Sentence examples for frequent critique from inspiring English sources

The criticism has built on a frequent critique of the straggly-bearded Archbishop Williams, 58, as an other-worldly, Oxford-educated theologian who lacks the political skills, and perhaps the power of personality, to force compromise.

Mrs. Clinton's assertion came in response to a question from the anchor Yonit Levi about why she does not use the term "war on radical Islam," a frequent critique from the political right in both America and Israel.

A frequent critique of feminism is that it suggests that men should be embarrassed for being men.

Mr. He is a prominent legal scholar at Peking University whose frequent critiques of China's judicial system may have played a role in his recent transfer to an isolated university in western China.

Multiple strategies were implemented in the conduct of this two-phase qualitative study to address frequent critiques of both qualitative secondary analyses and small descriptive studies, as well as to promote overall trustworthiness of the data.

And Clinton didn't let him – or the audience – forget about that or other critiques of the president, pivoting near the end of evening to Sander's frequent criticism of Obama.

Rigorous performance appraisals are rare and unexpected; informal critiques are frequent, heavy on criticism and light on laurels.

Economics textbooks are frequent targets of your critique.

The performances were a frequent topic in the critiques.

Cranston's performance was a frequent topic in the critiques.

Ironically, Brazil's former president Lula, a frequent target of WikiLeaks critiques, offered support for Assange after he was arrested last December by British authorities.