Sentence examples for fusillade of criticism from inspiring English sources
The Baghdad trip opened his flank to a fusillade of criticism.
Last week the New York premiere of "Miral" attracted a fusillade of criticism from American Jewish groups that consider it anti-Israeli.
But the network, and its newscast anchor, Charles Gibson, and his fellow moderator, George Stephanopoulos, received a fusillade of criticism for the tone of the debate questions.
Only about 78,000 of them now receive drugs through the government's programs, which began last year after a fusillade of criticism over delays.
Iran's president dismissed a fusillade of criticism on Friday over his inflammatory speech at the United Nations a day earlier, in which he asserted that most people believed the United States orchestrated the Sept. 11 attacks.
In response to an initial fusillade of criticism, Dragas brought up the letter on faculty pay, raising the prospect of increased salaries once the university recruited "a stellar new president".
What if I shoot one more scene, to make him not leave his wife, but kill his wife?" These fusillades of self-criticism, you sense, aren't false modesty, nor real terror, but something else: the musings of a veteran who has long since come to terms with the fact that his creative process will always be a long slide into disillusionment.
Fabio Capello arrived at Soho Square today for his first day in office as England manager accompanied by a predictable fusillade of photographers and televisions crews - and also his first taste of the kind of criticism that seems to come as standard with the job.
Consider what might happen today had a Cronkite passed premature judgment on the war efforts in Iraq or Afghanistan: He'd be met with blistering and often obscene criticism, yes, but he'd also contend with a fusillade of detailed, carefully reasoned counter-arguments from an army of part-time pundits with the leisure and insight to spare.
None of the seven escaped the fusillade of bullets.
