Sentence examples for most explicit criticism from inspiring English sources
This is her most explicit criticism of the president.
Beyani's report is the most explicit criticism of neighbouring countries to date from a UN official.
That amounted to the administration's most direct and explicit criticism of Mr. Arafat yet.
In a more explicit criticism of the church's leaders in America, most Catholics say they would prefer their bishops talk about social justice than things like abortion.Some might argue that the people responding to these surveys aren't true Catholics.
But as a sharp criticism of postwar planning for Iraq, it represents the most explicit official indictment to date of an operation that was very much the province of Mr. Rumsfeld and his top deputies.
The parallels are many: explicit criticism of the monarchy as a pillar of the existing class system; the toughest hard rock as the most effective method of making your point; lyrics that are a blast of eloquent rage from the standpoint of an outsider – in each case a young man of Irish extraction.
But he is perhaps the most explicit.
Mr. Haxhiu, again, was most explicit.
Most explicit on this point is Lord Hoffman.
Neither McConnell nor Ryan responded with explicit criticism of Trump's remarks about the Khans.
Indeed, Allen's messages were the most explicit.
