Sentence examples for outright criticized from inspiring English sources

He may have outright criticized the royal family.

Upon his return, he did what no one expected him to do -- he dropped his renowned objectivity and outright criticized the military and the Johnson Administration.

Speakers on Saturday didn't outright outright criticize the Democratic Party -- both the union leadership and the rank-and-file members in attendance showed a clear preference for Democrats.

BEHIND THE NEWS The Dalai Lama, who is 73, has long sought autonomy for Tibet, but many other Tibetans want outright independence, and have criticized the spiritual leader for being too conciliatory toward Beijing, especially after the violent suppression of protests a year ago.

(After it was widely derided and criticized for outright errors, the administration clarified that it was a "preliminary document". They're working on a new plan).

With Germans and Mrs. Merkel's center-right coalition divided about bailing out Greece for a second time, she threw caution to the wind, criticizing outright the social welfare systems of the South European countries.

But May's statement stopped short of any outright denunciation, and she was criticized by both sides of the political spectrum for waiting so long before releasing her official response.

Prime Minister Jean-Claude Juncker of Luxembourg, who is also chairman of the euro zone group, this week criticized Germany for dismissing outright his suggestion for euro bonds to deter speculation against euro zone countries.

Tom Keogh of The Seattle Times gave the film 2½ stars out of 4; he praised its novelty and criticized its lack of "outright laughs".

Any woman who has dared to express an opinion or share a story about her life online has probably been criticized and mocked, if not outright threatened.

The controversial grandmaster Jan Donner criticized Spassky's telephone resignation in print, although Fischer had outright forfeited a game earlier in the match.