Sentence examples for fully criticize from inspiring English sources

Cynics will say that Woodward waited until the last book to fully criticize the president and his closest advisers because he no longer needs access to them.

The primary protection of our First Amendment is the right of average citizens to get together and to freely and fully criticize their government.

The state school board unanimously approved on Tueday standards that more strongly advocate the teaching of evolution while letting students fully criticize the legitimacy of the theory.

"They could have done something more, more detailed and courageous," said Mr. Ferrante, who stopped short of fully criticizing the government.

BREAKING: Hugely successful big co has ex employees not fully satisfied, willing to criticize it.

They describe themselves as fully self-reliant, and criticize the rest of society as being dependent and lacking in this self-reliance.

Some social conservatives, whom Romney has to yet fully consolidate, have criticized the appointment because Grenell, who served four U.S. ambassadors after President George W. Bush named him to the post in 2001, is openly gay.

That is the context in which we should understand the actions of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, which have led me to write my first fully public statement criticizing a sitting Israeli government official.

Again, I fully understand the need to criticize our government.

Finally, we fully agree with comment of William Hill and Ian White who criticize Sun et al.'s statement that "'In the absence of genotypic mean differences, we can hardly infer that differences in variances are per se of biological interest".

It seems that Stein, among others, has not fully examined this issue but is all too ready to criticize its propriety.