Sentence examples for vehement critic from inspiring English sources

[Update: Just for the record, former vehement critic Paul Walsh has now retracted his criticism].

Over the past few years, she has become that movement's most vehement critic.

Adams's career as a champion of independence and a vehement critic of British imperial government began early.

He then became a vehement critic of Park's repressive regime and opposed Park in the 1963 and 1967 presidential elections.

Howe, a vehement critic of the contrived crosstown rivalries spawned by interleague play, expressed particular dread about the series.

The Labour MP for Barrow and Furness, John Woodcock, sometimes a vehement critic of Corbyn, welcomed Griffith's statement.

The move seemed to mollify vehement critics of the Newark arena, including Senator Gerald Cardinale, a Bergen County Republican.

Some of the most vehement critics accused him of having betrayed the Palestinian cause.

The meeting in Marseilles left Perle, one of the kingdom's most vehement critics, exposed to a ferocious counterattack.

Flavio Tosi, the mayor of the city of Verona, has been among the most vehement critics of Mr. Profumo.

Though Mr. Gergiev's work on opening night did not please his most vehement critics, it mostly reassured his admirers.