He was a keen critic: relentless, unsparing, and, at times, abusive.
My wife was a keen critic of an institution into which she had twice been recruited.
But Mr. Athas is a keen critic of censorship and of the government's management of the war.
Mr. Kasriel was a keen critic of the Fed before the financial crisis, and he still harbors a deep skepticism toward the central bank.
But he did not like unjustified adulation, was a keen critic for the Guardian Review and had a sharp eye for flannel and unnecessary over-promotion.
She was also a keen critic of horticultural fashion trends, praising garden-grown American strawberries, for example, over the tiny, much-hyped Alpine variety.
Chomsky has been a keen critic of the Israeli occupation of the West Bank, and of successive US governments that he says have propped up the system in which Palestinians are denied equal rights.
Dada was a keen critic of the River Cafe when it first opened: she would, Rose remembers, say 'too much olive oil,' or 'too many herbs.' So it's not altogether surprising that when Ruth approached Rose and they started talking about food, they shared many of the same assumptions.
He is a keen critic of domestic and social forms of inequality, recognizing the harm such practices cause women and the ways in which they deform the lives of boys and men too.
Yale poet Edward Rowland Sill, professor at the University of California and a keen critic of American literature, gave Coolbrith a letter of introduction that he wished her to send to publisher Henry Holt.
