I hate it when people say, "Well, when I was little … " and then launch into a criticism of how I'm raising my children, but "When I was little," my sister and I (if we were even invited to a brunch at an adult's house) did not make the mistake of thinking we were the guests of honor.
Stevenson used the suspense story as a vehicle to launch a severe criticism of his puritan society.
By launching into a criticism of Glaad because he was uninvited from its party opens Ellis up to the accusation of sour grapes.
Just 30 seconds long, it opened by placing in montage an image of Barack Obama, just weeks from accepting the Democratic nomination for president, alongside Britney Spears and Paris Hilton, before launching into a criticism of his tax and energy policies.
Zhou immediately apologized and called the statement a misunderstanding before launching into a criticism of the workers for using the word.
But a young Vietnamese rapper studying in the United States has launched a scathing criticism of the state using rap music.
Semyon Semenchenko, a Ukrainian MP and a battalion commander who fought in Iloviask, launched a biting criticism of the operation in Debaltseve.
It's quite an achievement to have prompted an institutional shareholder to launch a volley of criticism, not so much of your financial performance but of your behaviour, as Royal London did on the back of Sports Direct's results.
"It happened because we got in Obama's face," Choi said, always ready to launch a barrage of criticism against his former commander in chief.
The Clinton campaign launched an extraordinary criticism of James Comey, the director of the FBI, who faced anger for his dramatic and late intervention in the race, which deviated from FBI protocol.
