Sentence examples for hostile critique from inspiring English sources

Second, as contrarily as possible, subjecting every statement to as rigorous and hostile critique as possible.

The Hollywood connection comes up in a surprising way in what is perhaps the most hostile critique that Zweig (or maybe anyone) ever received, from Hannah Arendt, who reviewed "The World of Yesterday" in 1943 (the essay has been collected in "The Jewish Writings").

41 For an early hostile critique of McClellan's campaign, see Charles W. Hill: Comments on Major-General McClellan's Account of His West Virginia Campaign.

George's initial post prompted some largely hostile retweeting, plus longer critiques from his colleagues Richard Brody and Steve Coll; from technology writers, notably Nick Bilton of the Times's Bits blog (read George's response); from political bloggers such as Marc Ambinder and Ezra Klein; and from commenters.

So withering are the harsh critiques and "hostile language" encouraged in meetings that even the most cool-headed rationalistic techies are driven to outpourings of emotion and fear.

But equating critique with a hostile environment is neither safe nor helpful for victims.

It provided a detailed and continuous critique of the "hostile takeover" the new king's advisers were making on the private sector, bullying their way into unnatural monopolies and dampening entrepreneurial spirit.

Some might suspect that this critique comes from a hostile outsider who doesn't know or value evangelical culture.

"It is time for the demonstrations and the hostile rhetoric to stop". A second critique was launched this week by two students who called for letters of support for Spellman, saying she had been unfairly targeted.

Responding to the somewhat overwrought critique that Obama did not properly stand up to hostile Latin American leaders during a trip to the region this past week, David Axelrod accused critics of missing the point.

Echoing a critique common among Republicans, Mr. Marcus complains that Mr. Obama has been hostile to businesses.