Sentence examples for stern critic from inspiring English sources

The Hayward can be a stern critic.

And she's a stern critic of my work.

Acton was a stern critic of nationalism; his liberalism was rooted in Christianity.

Cruz is a stern critic of America's steady withdrawal from any notion of public responsibility.

Mr. Spiegelman has been a stern critic of what he calls "Holokitsch," and has been at pains to avoid it.

He is a doughty campaigner for human rights, and has long been a stern critic of Chinese repression in Tibet.

Both are leading members of the neoconservative pantheon and stern critics of liberal cultural attitudes.

Launched by a collective of church leaders and trade unions in 2001, the idea has stern critics.

His extracting of the essence of works ranging from "The Mahabharata" to Chekhov's "Cherry Orchard" has sent stern critics into swoons and raised the hackles of the hidebound.

It's a big part of our online lives too, where, socializing alone, we become stern critics of how others choose to express themselves — whether by e-mail, tweet, text, sext, status update, blog post or Etsy patter.

And yet, except for the demonstrations and energetic recall campaigns that roiled Wisconsin this year, unionists and other stern critics of corporate power and government cutbacks have failed to organize a serious movement against the people and policies that bungled the United States into recession.