Sentence examples for moderate critics from inspiring English sources

More moderate critics thought he was driven purely by revenge.

The government, for its part, denounces a sinister nexus of political enemies and hoarders for causing "phoney" inflation, which for some basic foods is running at more than 50% a year.The regime may even be encouraging moderate critics to launch a "loyal" opposition of the kind favoured by the shah.

For years, Mr Tohti has built a reputation as a moderate critic of Beijing's policies towards Uighurs.

That such a moderate critic, operating from a relatively privileged position and within the parameters of legitimate debate established by the state, can be so rapidly silenced gives us an indication of how marginalised the voices of average Uighurs are in Xinjiang.

Since then, he has become a well-known politician and a "moderate critic of the Sunni-led Bahraini government".

But talk to any more moderate critic of Nessma's airing of the film (which, from my conversations, would describe the majority of the country), and you'll hear a very different objection: timing.

Although today's attacks bore the hallmarks of Islamist opponents to the moderate Bhutto, critics attacked Musharraf.

Despite Ms. Almontaser's longstanding reputation as a Muslim moderate, her critics quickly succeeded in recasting her image.

In fact, the more reasonable and moderate a critic sounds, the more urgently he or she must be demonized, hence the frantic sliming of Elizabeth Warren.

These choices began with Graham's decision, in the early '50s, to shed the baggage of his segregationist upbringing and recast himself as a racial moderate — a critic of Jim Crow, albeit a determined gradualist where its elimination was concerned.

Despite Ms. Almontaser's longstanding reputation as a moderate Muslim, her critics succeeded in recasting her as a "9/11 denier" and a "jihadist".