Sentence examples for unusually critical from inspiring English sources

Ambassador Daniel Shapiro's unusually critical comments drew harsh criticism from ministers in Israel's rightwing government – including from the Israeli prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu.

At the same time, I was unusually critical.

On Friday both the Lancet and British Medical Journal published editorials that were unusually critical.

Much will depend on what happens next in Turkish politics, now at an unusually critical moment.

But their findings were unusually critical and their conclusion anything but routine.

Among the countries unusually critical of its record, especially in Papua, was Germany.

The early onset of twinning is attributed to the unusually low critical twinning stress of the steel, ∼200 MPa.

On his own policies while in power between 1985 and 1991, Gorbachev is unusually self-critical.

In an unusually self-critical but also combative speech, the German chancellor said on Monday afternoon she was fighting to make sure there would be no repetition of last year's chaotic scenes on Germany's borders, when "for some time, we didn't have enough control".

Whereas predecessors had often been critical, unusually, every recent inspection by Hardwick was damning.

William's dependence on oral tradition and legend resulted in some vagueness and error, but the history is extremely valuable both as a source of English domestic history, at that time overshadowed by news of the Crusades, and for its unusually acute commentary and critical analysis of cause and effect in the anarchic reign of King Stephen (1135 54).