Henriette's image conjures her "perpetual air of criticism hanging over her every word …" but also her hold upon him.
Before 1995, Chicago teachers went on strike nine times in two decades, leaving the system in perpetual disarray.Even the shimmering magnet academies draw criticism.
Thus, from Rupert Murdoch's obstinate determination to protect the economic value of his content on the Internet to Bono's latest defense of intellectual property to the perpetual hysteria around the Network Neutrality debate, any criticism of piracy or defense of paid content is viewed in the darkest and most apocalyptical terms by paranoid advocates of an "open" and "free" Internet.
The reverse side of this is to continually finger point civil rights leaders and Democrats as the perpetual players of the race card whenever they voice criticism of the racist digs, taunts, and hectoring of Obama.
The flip side of this is to continually finger point civil rights leaders and Democrats as the perpetual players of the race card whenever they voice criticism of the racist digs, taunts, and hectoring of President Obama from many Tea Party leaders and followers.
The festival was the site for a much-commented-upon talk in 2009 by another Murdoch scion, James, who attacked the BBC and offered his own media criticism, noting that "the only reliable, durable and perpetual guarantor of independence is profit".
Emptying the mayor's voice-mail message box proved a perpetual task as news media requests, words of support and occasional criticism flooded the recording device.
Though these skyscrapers were commercial successes, criticism mounted as they broke up the ordered city skyline and plunged neighboring streets and buildings into perpetual shadow.
