Sentence examples for strident criticism from inspiring English sources

Following strident criticism from French feminists and critics, organisers apologised.

Organisers later apologised for the oversight following strident criticism from French feminists and critics.

Trump's strident criticism reopened a wound that party leaders had hoped was in the past.

Woolcott's strident criticism of the Iraq invasion did not go unnoticed.

The former two-term senator offered a strident criticism of increased immigration, both legal and illegal.

More strident criticism is shallow or ignorant at best and agenda-driven, mean-spirited defamation at worst.

The decision to hold the ballot had drawn strident criticism from Iran, Turkey, Baghdad and the US.

But the Fed also faces mounting pressure against additional action, including strident criticism from Republican presidential candidates and divisions in the policy-making committee.

The increasingly strident criticism parallels a trend toward louder, less congenial public debate on just about every topic, from politics to fashion.

Those who prefer business to politics often favour engagement with such regimes and oppose any strident criticism, on the basis that nothing is ever likely to change.

Hossein Amir Abdollahian, Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister, said "Riyadh's negligence" was "inexcusable", echoing earlier strident criticism by Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran's supreme leader.