Sentence examples for stinging critic from inspiring English sources

He is a master rhymer, convincing actor, stinging critic of critics and vicious prankster.

PHOENIX — Like many Republican governors, Jan Brewer of Arizona is a stinging critic of President Obama's health care law.

Lewis, the UK's leading consumer advocate, and creator of moneysavingexpert.com, who originally extolled the virtues of the loan system to aspiring students, is now a stinging critic.

When he could still speak, Major Donnelly testified on Capitol Hill -- where, as it happens, Representative Christopher Shays, a Republican from the pilot's home state, Connecticut, has been a stinging critic of the Pentagon's treatment of sick gulf war veterans.

From the start of his pontificate, Francis has been a stinging critic of the global "economy of exclusion and inequality," so his denunciation of Euroskepticism cannot be taken as an unconscious alliance with global élites.

As you'll see, it's quite beautiful--though the artist has been stung by critics who call the process beastly.

· Jean-Pierre Jeunet's wildly successful Amelie has been dealt a stinging snub by French critics.

The intervening years have done little, if anything, to dull his stinging critiques, and his critics have multiplied.

Mr. Jindal became a target for stinging attacks, with some critics pointing out that he had promised in his campaign last year to prohibit lawmakers from approving such a raise for themselves.

Stung by criticisms, Nike, the Gap and others have hired their own monitors, and many critics say these companies have improved labor practices.

Coca-Cola was stung by criticism of its subsidiary's operations in the southern Indian state of Kerala, where critics said Hindustan Coca-Cola Beverages helped cause severe water shortages by overexploiting local supplies and improperly disposed of contaminated sludge.