Sentence examples for strongest critique from inspiring English sources

The strongest critique of Thatcherism came from writers and film-makers.

In his strongest critique so far of drone strikes, Heyns suggested some may even constitute "war crimes".

Hammond also delivered his strongest critique yet of Russia's air campaign in Syria, accusing Moscow of deliberately carrying out strikes on schools and hospitals.

Merle Black, a professor of politics at Emory University, says Mr. Miller is offering "the strongest critique I've seen of why Democrats have lost support in the South".

This year, the Vermont senator Bernie Sanders energized the crowd when he gave his strongest critique yet of Clinton's candidacy and record.

Losey's strongest critique of the times emerges with a unique stylistic flourish in his wide-screen, black-and-white images, featuring slow glides, skewed angles, standoffish perspectives, and hectic striations.

One of the strongest critiques of any attempt to institute such a system of legally protected strong property rights comes, as we have seen, from Nozick's theory itself — there seems no obvious reason to give strong legal protection to property rights which have arisen through violations of the just principles of acquisition and transfer.

Yet, it is because of this emphasis -- rather than in spite of it -- that Obama's strongest critiques of Bush/Cheney emerge.

One of the strongest critiques I've seen of Between the World and Me is that black women don't figure as significantly as black men.

Now certainly this film is an extremely strong critique of the military's handling of this issue.

There's an element of autobiography in the film; there's also a strong critique of the Japanese imperial values that were exalted in wartime propaganda.