Sentence examples for tough criticism from inspiring English sources

— Jeff Gordinier Grub Street: The blog invites former Times critic Mimi Sheraton to watch the Food Network, and she obliges with some tough criticism of Paula Deen ("Ugh, look at those rings!") and David Chang ("a phony").

The Yankees, hardly flawless or immune to tough criticism, nonetheless win consistently.

It is interesting at minimum to see that Maine has again come under tough criticism.

The record, of course, included months of sometimes tough criticism by Mr. Huntsman that the campaign can't erase.

But more importantly, the popular idea that tough criticism emerges from malice or cruelty is almost always wrong.

But Senator John McCain remained focused on foreign affairs, offering tough criticism of his rival for the presidency.

To judge by his comments at the end of his visit (he said some prisoners were being kept in "subhuman" conditions and talked of the "violent, arbitrary and corrupt behaviour" of many guards), he will make tough criticisms.

In a scathing analysis of tax and benefits policies in the runup to the poll, the IFS issued a series of tough criticisms of the parties' manifestos, with Paul Johnson, its director, saying, "There's nothing in any of the parties' proposals that we think will help the good functioning of the economy".

Obama's White House counsel will be Greg Craig, a former Clinton Administration official who broke with the Clintons and leveled tough criticisms of them during the primary campaign.

The Weeknd already scooped up a handful of Grammys before his performance during the ceremony Monday evening, but despite his massive breakout year -- his shining moment on the Grammy stage didn't go over without some tough criticisms from Twitter.

WASHINGTON -- Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz). said Sunday that former Defense Secretary Robert Gates probably should have delayed the release of his memoir, since it includes tough criticisms of President Barack Obama's leadership of the war in Afghanistan, which is still winding down.