fierce critic

Some of the policy changes have surprised even the department's fiercest critics.

Really, all of these people - including many of his most fierce critics - are just wrong?

Even some fierce critics of unions acknowledged that last year's growth was impressive.

It was a proposal that pleased some of her union's fiercest critics.

Thompson went on to become a fierce critic of Nixon, both during and after his presidency.

He later became one of the Taliban's fiercest critics.

Even its fiercest critics admit that it has an edge on Windows 95.

Some of the most fierce critics of the wealthy world at their conference today were its own leaders.

Never mind that he was the country's most famous journalist and fiercest critic of government corruption.

But until now even his fiercest critics doubted he was motivated by personal greed.

In the following years Lamont became a fierce critic of the Major government.

Andrew Anthony meets the fierce critic who lives under the constant threat of death.

He was a fierce critic of Iraqi sectarian violence.

Even now, Syria has remained a fierce critic of his peace with Israel.

Chen Wei is well known within intellectual circles as a fierce critic of the government.

Then, he became a fierce critic of the Syrian government and its policies in Lebanon.

And, some of the fiercest critics are calling for an outright ban on all food advertising aimed at children.

Environmentalists are among the fiercest critics, citing cases in which the organization has struck down some environmental protections.

Conrad's African experience made him one of the fiercest critics of the "white man's mission."

Once a champion of surrogate motherhood, she is now a fierce critic of the practice.

The White House's fiercest critic on immigrant policy lambasted the decision.

He was a fierce critic of the poverty and social stratification of Victorian society.

He is famous for starting as an ardent believer in natural selection who later became one of its fiercest critics.

Monsanto's decision to enter this market without patent protection puzzled many people, including its fiercest critics.

And in 1950 his great picture "Excavation" was seen by even his fiercest critics as a masterpiece.