Sentence examples for of harsh criticism from inspiring English sources
The British company's accounting had long been the subject of harsh criticism from some short-sellers, but H.P. evidently did not care.
A young and inexperienced politician with an untried cabinet of sometimes competing ministers, Ms. Yingluck has become the target of harsh criticism in this severely polarized nation.
Once his company was merged with the Mirror group in 1999, however, he found himself in print on a regular basis - and often the butt of harsh criticism.
In her classic 1914 essay in The New Republic, "The Duty of Harsh Criticism," Rebecca West argued that the English arts press had become so reverential that "a new and abusive school of criticism" was necessary.
After a week of harsh criticism, the news that Vaclav Havel intended to return the prize he received in 2009 to protest the award for Mr. Putin appeared to have been the final straw for the panel.
Press TV, a 24-hour English language news channel started in 2007, said there had been "a chorus of harsh criticism" from viewers worldwide against the decision to stop its broadcasts.
In the 1960s Whorf's views fell out of favor and he became the subject of harsh criticisms by scholars who considered language structure to primarily reflect cognitive universals rather than cultural differences.
The statement by CCTV presenter Qiu Qiming was part of a harsh criticism of Lü Liping, the Chinese film star who won the Golden Horse Best Actress Award in 2010.
Mr. Chevalier, who retired as a sergeant major after 30 years in the Marines, sees Mr. Kerry as "a disgrace to Vietnam veterans" because of his harsh criticism of the war upon returning home.
"I just think that is the nature of the fan here, born out of harsh, harsh criticism from the media," he said.
They bristled when they recalled some of the harsh criticism they could not help hearing.
