Sentence examples for strenuous criticism from inspiring English sources
Although the Bush administration has long defended the legal protections afforded detainees at Guantánamo against strenuous criticism, some officials now say that moving them to American soil would require giving them enhanced protections.
These natural law arguments are no longer the main focus of philosophical discussion, as they have been subjected to strenuous criticism by Hume and others (though see Gay-Williams 1996).
The deal has many strenuous critics.
The man notorious for his dismissive criticism, strenuous in the pursuit of error, is often unproductive, as if he had scared himself out of his own wits – unless indeed his critical cast of mind was the consequence rather than the cause of his infertility' (Medawar 1969, 58).
Such criticisms, coupled with Peking University's strenuous defense of its decision to let him go, are unlikely to quell the widespread perception that politics played a role in his termination.
While the training the younger Mill received has aroused amazement and criticism, its most important aspect was the close association it fostered with the strenuous character and vigorous intellect of his father.
I published my findings and received a good deal of criticism, including comments in the Journal of Geophysical Research, where my paper was published, and strenuous objections in some seminars.
It's tremendously strenuous".
