Sentence examples for leading critics from inspiring English sources

Some of the city administration's leading critics did not disagree.

And one of the leading critics was Barack Obama (and not just during his campaign).

Moments later, she backpedaled, leading critics to accuse her of trying to have it both ways.

It unanimously confirmed the earlier ruling, leading critics to complain that it too was under Frelimo's thumb.

Cory Booker, above, supports vouchers, leading critics to portray him as a tool of white conservatives and igniting the debate.

One of Meldrum's leading critics, who did not want to be named, said: "The SRM is high stakes.

A crack team of our leading critics and experts tried to save us from embarrassment, spotting inaccuracies and oversights.

Vahe Oshagan, whom leading critics call the most important Armenian-language poet in exile, died on June 30 in Philadelphia.

Similar arguments have been waged here in the past few years about Turkey, once a friend of Israel and now one of its leading critics.

She is also a well-known supporter of Barack Obama, leading critics to complain that her interest in the Stemberg case is politically motivated.

One of the leading critics of City Opera's decision to leave City Center is Julius Rudel, the company's general director and principal conductor from 1957 to 1979.