Sentence examples for most severe critics from inspiring English sources

Some of Mr. Hargrove's most severe critics come from other unions.

That is hardly a view of modern China held by even its most severe critics.

Even the Owenses' most severe critics acknowledge that Mark's approach to conservation saved the lives of elephants.

And Moffat and Gatiss always stay closer to the original stories than their most severe critics allege.

Yet even his most severe critics say he has developed significant popular support, in part because of the clear changes that have accompanied his firm and fearsome rule.

It's clear enough that many of Hillary's most severe critics, especially in the mainstream media, are women; it's less clear what to make of that fact.

Was he, as he often said, a "friend of liberal democracy" or its most severe critic?

He was the most severe critic of the Devils' play in the second period, when they had a two-goal lead.

The moral complicity, the self-scourging accusation of the role of the clown in amusing children en route to their destruction, is itself as furious a challenge to himself, and to the entertainment of the time, as any by the most severe critic of media.

The most severe critic of the RTM was Scottish philosopher Thomas Reid, a contemporary Locke and Hume.

He married her in 1947, and she became, by her own description, "Hank's most severe critic".