Sentence examples for strenuously criticized from inspiring English sources

But because he strenuously criticized former President Clinton and former Vice President Al Gore last year for their abuses, one might have expected the new president to be especially careful about the character of his fund-raising.

The other group, TechNet, which represents high-technology companies from Silicon Valley and elsewhere, had not taken a position on the proposal, but many of its members had strenuously criticized it.

During this period Chatton delivered an important set of lectures in which Ockhamism is strenuously criticized (probably in London), completed his training at Oxford, and attained the final academic rank marking that achievement, regent master, in academic year 1329 1330.[4] Later career in Avignon, and death (1332 to 1343/4).

The county bar association has also strenuously criticized the agencies.

But while Senator Obama and Senator McCain both criticize President Bush for relying on a personal relationship with Mr. Putin, and both strenuously criticize Russia's manhandling of Georgia, there is a stark difference between them.

Even those who most strenuously criticize his time in office now recognize that there were things bigger and more important about his public life.

Coming from Woodson, who strenuously avoids criticizing his players in public, this was as strong a statement as there could be.

Marian Wright Edelman, president of the Children's Defense Fund, a liberal group that strenuously opposed enactment of the 1996 law, also criticized Mr. Bush's proposals today.

And Mr. Obama expressed no public concern about Russian authoritarianism, a topic that routinely flavored discussions during Mr. Bush's presidency, and even he was sometimes criticized for not raising it more strenuously.

Smith was criticized — again.

Rivers also criticized himself.