Sentence examples for outright criticism from inspiring English sources

King criticized Mexican President Felipe Calderon for his outright criticism of Arizona's immigration law in front of a joint session of Congress last week, saying that "when the President of Mexico speaks out against Arizona law...he's speaking out against American immigration law, federal law in its entirety, because the Arizona law reflects federal immigration law".

Others offered measured praise — or outright criticism.

Outright criticism of the shift was muted, even among bureaucrats opposed to the new approach.

Everything starts with dialogue and exchange," she said, refusing to be drawn into outright criticism of the junta's leaders.

And, as variable as the vocabulary, reaction to the practice ranges from outright criticism to mild bemusement.

Below the line there are thousands of comments but outright criticism of the Guardian for publishing is relatively rare.

Some articles include outright criticisms of the country's half-hearted AIDS prevention efforts and cite previously unmentionable estimates about the thousands of Chinese peasants -- and perhaps millions -- who have contracted H.I.V., the virus that causes AIDS, after selling their blood on the black market.

But given that rich-world central banks could get printing and solve the problem of too-little demand outright, that criticism could be more usefully allocated elsewhere.

Whether it's invited feedback or outright unsolicited criticism, do not allow it to consume you.

It also, to its shame, has a nasty habit of outright banning critics and criticism, even from such luminaries as Maciej Ceglowski (a YC critic who won a public vote to be accepted to Y Combinator, only to have them change the rules so he wouldn't be accepted) and David Heinemeier Hansson, the creator of Ruby on Rails.

The FA rejected any criticism outright.