Sentence examples for vicious critics from inspiring English sources

Partly this is because of the neurotic revisions with which Bruckner habitually responded to vicious critics and well-intentioned students alike.

It must have been a vindicating experience for the highly divisive media superstar who quieted his extremely vicious critics by winning it all last year.

Only Obama's most vicious critics deny him the singular accomplishment that, in a way, he shares with the country as a whole: he's the first black president.

His own party officials and campaign consultants were relentless and often vicious critics of the bill, arguing that it would kill both political parties, but with the Democratic Party suffering a horrible, painful demise first.

And the other thing that I've learned a lot is that white liberals have been some of the most vicious critics of this project.

But if – as their most vicious critics fear and their vociferous supporters hope – Labour form the next government, change is not inevitable.

The English radical William Cobbett, who had been for years a vicious critic of Paine, underwent a change of heart and removed his skeleton for reburial in England.

It's jarring to hear Ms. Swift talk like that, just like it's jarring to hear the overwhelming distress of "Dear John," or "Mean," a response to a vicious critic.

Back in 1986, I disliked the deliberate anachronisms (the Roman banker operating a gold pocket calculator, the vicious critic battering a manual typewriter, Pope Paul V addressing Caravaggio as 'you little bugger').

Even their most vicious critic would have to admit that they have had a truly extraordinary run over the last eight years.

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