Sentence examples for intense critics from inspiring English sources

His Senate colleague for many years, Paul Sarbanes, Democrat of Maryland, said Monday that while Mr. Mathias's "most intense critics were within his own party," nevertheless "Mac commanded enormous respect on both sides of the aisle".

II — OBAMA SIGNS ON Even without a full picture of the programs, two senators who were not on the Intelligence Committee became intense critics of N.S.A. domestic surveillance: Barack Obama and Joe Biden.

Trump would help himself, perhaps even get the nomination, if he retained his most intense critics among seasoned political strategists and incentivized candor.

But he's not without his fair share of controversies or intense critics, and that all came to a head in 2009 when he wrote that Michael Jackson going into cardiac arrest was a publicity stunt.

Mr. Bakaly won some public support from a consistent, intense critic of Mr. Starr and his investigations, Julian Epstein, the chief Democratic lawyer on the House Judiciary Committee.

Mr. Nethercutt defeated Tom Foley, the speaker of the House and an intense critic of term limits, but now seems convinced that Mr. Foley was right about the value of experience.

The death spurred intense criticism of broken windows, with critics arguing that there's no evidence to support its effectiveness in preventing serious crime.

News coverage was intense and critics weighed in.