Sentence examples for violently critical from inspiring English sources
Indeed, she was at times violently critical of Tennessee Williams's and Carson McCullers's work, because she felt that they played on clichéd images of the region.
Armstrong also wrote about the perils of online self-revelation: of finding herself the object of sometimes violently critical judgment from those who disagreed with her politics or her child-rearing practices, or who disapproved of her entire practice of making the private public.
Writer was struck initially by the freedoms that the new government has introduced--a flowering of political parties and of the private press (newspapers, often violently critical of the government, were on sale at every road junction), and open discussion of the affairs of the country.
Violent men die violently.
If Hart, Schaffner & Marx happened to own a piece of a show, Mr. Kerr would twitch in his seat so violently that he would wear out his critical judgment before the first-act curtain.
Then all of a sudden, Nadal caught him with a twisting forehand return at a critical point and the set swung violently the other way.
It welcomes the hard-rock quartet into the critical pantheon that has at times violently rejected KISS and acknowledges the band's huge impact on rock spectacle.
In the seven months since SCAF assumed power, several peaceful demonstrations have been violently broken up by soldiers, while media outlets and bloggers seen as critical of the junta have been taken off air or arrested.
The cable would respond most violently should it be exposed to uniformly distributed steady wind in the critical Reynolds number range for a sufficiently long duration.
Mining engineers also learned to avoid "critical" pillars which are too large to yield non-violently yet too small to support large abutment loads.
