Sentence examples for strongest critic from inspiring English sources

When the Reagan administration suggested curtailing it in the mid-1980s, Gov. Mario Cuomo of New York was the strongest critic of the idea and helped kill it.

State Senator Loretta Weinberg, possibly Mr. Ferriero's strongest critic within the Bergen County Democratic Party, noted that she and others have had calls from supporters of Barack Obama who say they will refuse to work out of the county party offices, as long as the party organization is tainted by the indictment.

Students should be guided, he says, by the principle that "an adviser needs to be a student's strongest critic and most vocal advocate".

President Mohamed Waheed called it a "remorseless and foul act" and the president's media secretary sent out a text describing the murdered MP as the "strongest critic" of ex-President Mohamed Nasheed.

That is a universal trait that holds for even the strongest critic of vouchers.

"Caruana Galizia revealed the Panama Papers and was the government's strongest critic," he said, calling for an independent probe of her killing.

When asked Wednesday how he'd come back from his criticisms and work again with some of his strongest critics, Cruz smiled and didn't hold back.

Most of the strongest critics are Republicans.

Among the strongest critics was Dick Marty, a prominent Swiss senator.

Some of Cisco's strongest critics are hardware resellers.

"It took a lot to turn me into one of their strongest critics.