Sentence examples for hard criticism from inspiring English sources

Avoid unjustified hard criticism of any person or product.

But on the eve of his trip here, Mr. Trump backed down in the face of hard criticism from the business community and top officials in his own party.

Former President George W. Bush went much further and managed to blunt the hard criticism that a GOP White House is almost always a virtually an exclusive white, rich, male, clubby preserve with his arguable breakthrough appointments of Powell, as Secretary of State, and Condoleezza Rice, as National Security Advisor.

I do not have any hard criticisms – but here are some points worth considering: 1. Rare genomic changes (RGC) definitely are the way to go – as long as we have genome-scale data, so that we can observe enough of them.

For all the posturing, try-hard criticisms of surveillance culture and government control that have bled into games in recent years (see Watch_Dogs, Advanced Warfare, GTA V) Giant Cop feels like the only one to get satire right.

People need to be pushed hard by criticism.

WASHINGTON — The White House, pushing hard against criticism in Congress over the deepening air war in Libya, asserted Wednesday that President Obama had the authority to continue the military campaign without Congressional approval because American involvement fell short of full-blown hostilities.

I've never seen political isolation helping anything.Others have other interpretations, don't they?President: I'm not interpreting, I'm stating hard facts.The criticism one often hears of Brazil's foreign policy is that curiously you seem to be closer friends with some authoritarian regimes than with Obama, for example.

The BBC's chief political correspondent Norman Smith suggested Mr Clegg may have been trying too hard after criticism he lacked passion in last week's debate.

Unfortunately Jasmine hits Brian so hard with criticism that his helmet in the football game of love pops right off.

Moore takes a break from what we've come to expect -- hard charging criticism that has in the past explored gun control, capitalism, health care and big U.S. automakers, and, of course 9/11, and instead take instead a remarkable positive stance.