Sentence examples for powerful criticism from inspiring English sources

The critics acclaimed White-Jacket, and its powerful criticism of abuses in the U.S. Navy won it strong political support.

This not only blunts Mr McCain's most powerful criticism of Mr Obama.

Despite coming under pressure to water down its findings, the court repeated its powerful criticism today.

The most powerful criticism of Mr Rajoy is that he is cutting, rather than reforming, the multi-tiered public sector.

European trade and agriculture officials are sensitive to powerful criticism by the likes of Oxfam and the World Bank, on behalf of farmers in the developing world.

American policy at Guantánamo came under powerful criticism last fall from a remarkable source: Lord Steyn, a judge of Britain's highest court.

His powerful criticisms of capitalist excesses have seen the church regain relevance in the contemporary debate on social justice.

Many doctors, biologists and pharmacologists rejected this conclusion, but I think the most powerful criticisms have come from historians.

In his review of Charles Seife's fine book "Alpha and Omega" (Sept . 28, Lawrence M. Krauss levels powerful criticisms at a cover story I wrote for Time magazine two years ago.

Continue reading July 31, 4 49 p.m. | Updated | Jason Samenow has aggregated some pretty powerful criticisms of the Watts paper, including one from Steven McIntyre, who's a co-author of that analysis.

But he also derided the current anti-proliferation regime as inadequate and urged the UN Security Council and the International Atomic Energy Agency to enforce stricter rules.Next, presenting himself as a war leader gives him extra arguments against two powerful criticisms: that his economic management has been poor and that the war on Iraq was unnecessary.