Sentence examples for zealous critics from inspiring English sources

Benedict also suggested several times that he was a victim of overly zealous critics, including those who criticized him for revoking the excommunication of a bishop who denied the scope of the Holocaust.

The more zealous critics have identified Wagner as an architect of Nazi ideology and a prophet of the Holocaust.

But Pitaro's charge may be as much about perception — and making sure that ESPN isn't seen as a liberal outpost by its most zealous critics.

Hopefully, this will tame the more zealous critics, accelerate the field, and we will witness soon the birth of the first mitochondrial donation baby in the UK".

And when zealous critics of Israel, without themselves being anti-semitic, carelessly use language, such as "Jewish influence", that conjures up this fantasy, they are fuelling an anti-semitic current in the wider culture.

After Dear was arrested in connection with the Planned Parenthood attack, some of the most zealous critics of the organization rejected any suggestion that his actions might have had anything to do with a series of deceptively edited videos from the Center for Medical Progress which accuse Planned Parenthood of selling fetal tissue for profit.

His most zealous critic was Rodrigo Lara Bonilla, the justice minister, who favoured extradition to the US (where drug traffickers found the justice system less responsive to their bribes and threats).

But even the most zealous government critic will tend to crave a quiet Sunday.

Some Lithuanians feel that over-zealous foreign Jewish critics put too little store by reconciliation.

Peter Drucker's extensive, thoughtful writing about the management of organizations has garnered both zealous disciples and dismissive critics.

But in the McMartin case and others like it, critics contended, zealous prosecutors and poorly trained social workers, faced with anxious parents, may unknowingly coach children to tell stories of abuse or embroider on them.