Sentence examples for most vocal criticism from inspiring English sources
The most vocal criticism came from Germany, where privacy issues are a matter of significance.
The group has faced the most vocal criticism for television advertisements sponsored by its two subsidiaries, Americans for Conservative Action and Council for American Job Growth.
The group has faced the most vocal criticism for television advertisements sponsored by its two subsidiaries, which are known as Americans for Conservative Action and Council for American Job Growth.
He controlled the Games' production, oversaw their storytelling and expanded on Arledge's tape-delay approach of showing major Olympic sports to get the highest ratings in prime time — the subject of some of the most vocal criticism of his career.
The timing was pointed and provocative, and the remarks were the most vocal criticism to date by a prominent Russian political figure of the state of the country's politics as Mr. Putin prepares to pass power to a chosen successor.
German politicians remain at odds over the importance of the documents obtained by the BND employee, but there is little dispute between the parties over the gravity of the allegations, and it is noticeable how some of the most vocal criticism has come from with Merkel's traditionally atlanticist Christian Democratic party.
Some of the most vocal criticisms against our proposal come from the left - the very people you might have thought would be the most ardent supporters.
Having read and digested that discussion, I want to continue it by responding to some of the most vocal criticisms of my own work, which includes research on "population engineering" – the intentional manipulation of human population size and structure – I've done with my colleagues, Jake Earl and Colin Hickey.
Franco was among the most vocal critics.
Greenpeace is perhaps the most vocal critic of CCS.
The Anglican Church is the most vocal in its criticism of the S. African govt. & apartheid.
