Sentence examples for storms of criticism from inspiring English sources

"Let them bawl," he cried during one of the many storms of criticism he weathered in 50 years of public life, "History will judge!" Well, here is the first work which professes to treat Mitterrand with objective historical distance.

Ms. Lin, who weathered storms of criticism in the 1980s as her design for the Vietnam memorial was shaped, said it had been a long time since she had confronted the kind of opposition she is encountering in Newport.

With his suggestion this week that a man whose wife was far "gone" with Alzheimer's should divorce her if he wanted a new companion, the television evangelist Pat Robertson stumbled into treacherous moral terrain, setting off storms of criticism and questions about a disease that shatters lives and families.

He reversed the policy after a storm of criticism.

Following a storm of criticism, Korea dropped the plan.

The killings touched off a storm of criticism.

A storm of criticism from Body Shop customers ensued.

Amid a storm of criticism he quickly softened his stance.

This proposal has provoked a storm of criticism in Congress.

Naturally a mini-storm of criticism on Twitter followed.

The policy statement ignited a storm of criticism from opponents of female genital cutting.