Sentence examples for were to criticize from inspiring English sources

Although later Neoclassical architects, such as Robert Adam, were to criticize Kent's works as "immeasurably ponderous," his influence on them was considerable.

From Mr. Trump's perspective, the trip was a risky move from the start, given the potential for embarrassment if the Mexican president were to criticize him publicly.

Publicly berating the Chinese over this issue puts their leaders in a tough spot, just as it would put American leaders in a hard place if China were to criticize us for our policies.

If I were to criticize anything in this book it would be the editing.

If you were to criticize, let's say, only Syria, that means you ignore that similar things happen in other countries.

If an Army leader were to criticize another's performance, that leader would criticize them as a Soldier, not levy the insult that the individual is not "a lady".

This button wouldn't be to criticize people, he explained.

Criticizing business strategy is certainly fair, but Mr. Nocera's apparent focus was to criticize Mr. Corzine's character.

The "Giants coaching staff's sole purpose" is to criticize and influence officiating?

Nobody liked him because his job was to criticize their work.

To criticize Spielberg is to criticize his sensibility, his very character, which is so clearly on display in his work.