Sentence examples for whatever criticisms from inspiring English sources

"Whatever criticisms people have of me, they've seldom thought of me as politically stupid".

Fried's book, whatever criticisms one can make of it, engages photographs in ways that acknowledge their ambition to challenge the ways we think and feel.

Whatever criticisms can be made of Cameron as a party leader, his decision to ally with the UUP doesn't fit the standard template.

Whatever criticisms of his domestic policies we had, we thought that when set against his enemies, Tony Blair was an admirable man.

But on Tuesday afternoon, Mr. Paterson said that whatever criticisms Mr. Kessel had faced in his previous positions, "I wasn't running those offices".

Phil Harrison Whatever criticisms may be made of John Pilger, he is unafraid of flirting with self-parody: this characteristically sonorous philippic begins with The Star-Spangled Banner soundtracking a montage of US military marauding.

Whatever criticism they may invite, the companies have good financial reason to pitch to children.

Whatever criticism is made of Mr Zenawi, he is more cogent and measured than the opposition.

"Whatever criticism we get, we will have heard it before," he said.

She added that whatever criticism she received, she would not step down from the show.

Whatever criticism he dished out, it is unlikely he saw the deluge coming from the other side.