Sentence examples for sweeping criticism from inspiring English sources

Both Mayor Emanuel and Superintendent McCarthy have faced sweeping criticism for the 2014 shooting of 17-year-old LaQuan McDonald.

His method in announcing the move and his subsequent bold predictions of numerous championships led to sweeping criticism.

Many in the church hierarchy, from local bishops to the cardinals who run the church, have grown increasingly aggressive in the face of sweeping criticism, and more specifically, at charges that Benedict failed to act — both as Archbishop Joseph Ratzinger in his native Germany and as leader of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith before becoming pope — against two pedophile priests.

Three days later, in response to sweeping criticism, it changed them back.

But it has emerged that an earlier draft of the judgment contained much more sweeping criticism of MI5.

Moreover, Mr. Obama's record has not drawn anything like the sweeping criticism from allies that his predecessor faced.

The Service has received no notice whatever of the Court's intention to make such sweeping criticisms.

The 30-page report by Sir Thomas, the former civil servant appointed to review expenses claims by the Commons Speaker, John Bercow, is set to make sweeping criticisms of MPs for abusing the system, as well as attacking the officials who allowed the claims to go through unopposed.

In the end, "The Future of Ideas" is less valuable as legal scholarship than as sweeping cultural criticism.

ADRZ are equally sweeping in their criticism of our evaluation, presenting a litany of criticisms of both our analyses and results and concluding that the findings in ADR and DLR stand.

Mr. Drummond said Google anticipated that a deal so sweeping would generate criticism.