Sentence examples for standing critic from inspiring English sources

Ms Pelosi has been a long standing critic of the "enhanced interrogation techniques" fostered by the Bush administration for suspected terrorists.

But some of those who are unhappy at the way the recruitment and appointment of a new Clerk has been handled are long standing critics of the Commons Speaker, John Bercow.

"Schlingensief was here, but Bayreuth is still standing," a critic for the weekly Die Zeit wrote.

AS Byatt, a long-standing critic, repeated her stance this week that the prize is discriminatory.

A long-standing critic of his industry's murky practices, Mr Bogle founded the only big fund that is mutually owned.

Sanders, a long-standing critic of financiers and their enablers, is no slouch himself in this area.

Paul is a long-standing critic of American foreign policy and the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.

When I went into the House of Lords, Baroness Massey welcomed me as a long-standing critic of this government".

On the one hand, he is a long-standing critic of the E.U. and voiced his approval for Brexit relatively early in the campaign.

He was a long-standing critic of a bill that would reserve one-third of the seats in the parliament for women candidates.

The long-standing critic of the IPCC process Roger Pielke Snr insists: "There are major problems with the accuracy of the surface temperature data".