Sentence examples for sharp critics from inspiring English sources

Dr. Summers also had sharp critics at the Law School and the Graduate School of Education.

While the A.N.C. dominated politics and government under the new dispensation, the opposition parties and the press remained sharp critics.

Mr. Moynihan and Dr. Kirkpatrick were sharp critics of the United Nations, but not enemies of the organization.

Both ran for president four years ago and want to run again, and have at times been sharp critics of Mr. Ahmadinejad's stewardship.

Others have been sharp critics, including Elinor Tatum, the publisher of The Amsterdam News, the Harlem newspaper, who made waves during the campaign with an editorial criticizing Mr. Cuomo for not campaigning enough in black communities.

Expelling Syria would have offered the most vivid illustration of the country's growing isolation, as European and American sanctions accumulate, countries withdraw ambassadors from Damascus and its former interlocutors become sharp critics.

Mr. Rudman was a sharp critic of the religious right.

She was a sharp critic, a great champion of underappreciated writers.

Monty the cat I have been a sharp critic of the Money Advice Service (MAS) in the past.

The Slovak leader, Robert Fico, is also a sharp critic of EU sanctions.

There was even praise from a sharp critic, the business leader Laurence Parisot.