Sentence examples for previously critical from inspiring English sources

Previously critical of dancehall artists, the church has now bonded with them.

Shaw, previously critical of the rigid nature of England's autumn approach, also senses more enlightened times ahead.

Her previously critical stance toward United States policy in Latin America gave her a clear sense of herself as other.

One of Bild's chief correspondents, Julian Reichelt, has been as vocal in his support of Syrian refugees as he has was previously critical of the Greek government.

Unexpectedly, many Serbs previously critical of his government rallied in support of their country; capitalizing on this, he ordered a program of ethnic cleansing of the Kosovar Albanians that drove hundreds of thousands of them into neighbouring countries as refugees.

Conventional cerebral angiography should be avoided, since the contrast medium could enhance the vasospasm and this, in turn, would increase the chance of a stroke or even cause the deterioration of a previously critical neurological condition, particularly in migraineurs [16, 47].

Mr Glassman has also previously been critical of New Labour.

Yet he has previously been critical of a flat-rate fee he calls "regressive".

Flynn had previously been critical of Erdoğan, whom he viewed as an Islamist threat.

She said Orsay had previously found "critical issues" at a factory in its supply chain which led to a suspension of production.

The board, which has previously been critical of American activities at ruins, including Babylon, is now reviewing the proposal to restore St. Elijah's.