Sentence examples for notable critic from inspiring English sources

Browder, a notable critic of Vladimir Putin, has also been bitterly critical of Surrey police's investigation.

Oksanen was a notable critic of Putin's before Russia's covert invasion of Ukraine in 2014.

Ms Lee, a notable critic, devotes whole chapters to Fitzgerald's works in which she expertly evaluates each book.

China is the most notable critic, but some other governments are also not happy with this type of transparency.

The most notable critic was Senator Thune himself, who wrote in 2007 that the proposed revival of the policy was "Orwellian".

G.E. Schulze (or Schulze-Aenesidemus), a notable critic of Kantianism, insisted that, on Kant's theory, no one could know any objective truths about anything; he could only know the subjective necessity of his own views.

Most notable, critics say, is the administration's renewed advocacy of drilling for oil in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska.

Mother Teresa's work has been questioned for decades by notable critics, who have alleged that the missionary misused funds intended for charity, and that she was a Catholic fundamentalist more concerned with evangelism than helping the poor access adequate medical treatment.

But several notable critics have taken seriously the complaints of such anti-smoking activists as Stanton A. Glantz — who recently told the New York Times, about the depiction in "Avatar" of Sigourney Weaver's character smoking, "This is like someone just put a bunch of plutonium in the water supply".

Leó Szilárd and Harold Urey were particularly notable critics.

More contemporary notable critics of Jesus include Sita Ram Goel, Christopher Hitchens, Bertrand Russell, and Dayananda Saraswati.