Sentence examples for rough criticism from inspiring English sources

And I lived through that and lived through just really rough criticism.

Tony Blair won several elections by offering Thatcherism without the rough edges.The second criticism addresses the substance of Thatcherism.

Along with Greece, the International Monetary Fund has been going through a bit of a rough patch following criticism from Europe and its European institutions.

His analysis of the classes of marshals citizen, soldier, officer—offers a noteworthy and solid refutation of the marshals as a class of leadership rising from the rough soldiery; his criticism of the French Revolutionary army system resulting from the two amalgamations is acute, targeted and well-documented.

On the campaign trail, Mr. Edwards has emerged as a deft political ambassador, smoothing off Mr. Paladino's rough edges and deflecting criticism of his volatile style.

Regardless of your line of work, can you imagine if every email you wrote, every rough draft, every honest criticism of a colleague's work was placed in the public domain?

"It's tough, it's a rough cut," Matthews said of criticism.

Less rough The greatest source of criticism last time round was the sheer height and thickness of rough that lined the fairways of the Royal St George's links.

A City Room article on Monday about renewed criticism of the "Rough Boy" statue at Queens Borough Hall included descriptions of the historical background very similar to material the same author had published in The Daily News in 2000.

But Dr. Venter's testimony today, before the energy and environment subcommittee of the House Committee on Science, included a sharp attack on the quality of the consortium's work and criticism of the "rough draft" plan that Dr. Collins announced last month.

Although Glavin's criticism had been rough, Joey considered the Rhodes preparation process the most formative part of his Georgetown education.