Sentence examples for word criticism from inspiring English sources

As weeks passed by without further word, criticism intensified.

In these circles the very word "criticism" when applied to the Bible raises eyebrows.

In fact, forget the word criticism, the times that Bush mentions Obama in the book he practically gushes over him on everything from the handling of the Afghanistan war to the economic crisis.

Today's sharply worded criticism from China reflected the anger still lingering over the attack.

In it the author mounted a strongly worded criticism of the Republican Administration which did not even spare those at the very top.

In November, during a visit by President Barack Obama, his obliquely worded criticism of Chinese online censorship was itself censored from official reports.

It could also complicate diplomatic efforts to achieve political reconciliation in the run-up to legislative and presidential elections later this year.The government's handling of the case has aroused strongly worded criticism from UN peacekeepers and the United States embassy.

Such strongly worded criticism of Mr. Bloomberg from his fellow elected leaders is highly unusual — and underscores just how frustrated they have become with the mayor's third-term flirtation.

PARIS — Britain and France issued on Thursday a strongly worded criticism of the Tamil Tiger rebels for preventing civilians from leaving the small conflict zone in the north east of Sri Lanka.

The remarks, issued in support of a lawsuit brought against the city in January by several disability rights groups, amounted to a strongly worded criticism of the Taxi and Limousine Commission, which has struggled to find ways to accommodate travelers who use wheelchairs.

The speech was by far Mr. Bush's most comprehensive, specific and strongly worded criticism of his Democratic opponent's policies, signaling his campaign's heightened desire to challenge Mr. Gore on issues and fashioning Mr. Bush as the real populist in the presidential race.