1.   After all, the lady with the sharp critique is also the one who fixes the oyster dressing each Thanksgiving.

2.   Her sharp critiques, he says, also gave greater realism to his female characters.

3.   His speech before the Center for National Policy amounted to a sharp critique of Republican economic policies.

4.   It is the second sharp critique of alternative medicine to come from a leading medical journal in the past two months.

5.   Kemp, still infused with the charisma of a football quarterback, plays a campaign crowd like a conductor, balancing banter with sharp critiques of political opponents.

6.   The latest findings drew a sharp critique from House Commerce chairman Tom Bliley, R-Va.

7.   The Lancet also published a sharp critique of the paper by scientists at the National Institute for Quality Control of Agricultural Products, which is based in the Netherlands.

8.   The sharp critiques issued by the Gore campaign and its supporters, West said, have placed the Democrats in an unconventional position.

9.   The San Diego Republican national convention, which has included some sharp critiques of Clinton, has dominated the news.

10.   The San Diego Republican national convention, including some sharp critiques of Clinton -- has been dominating the news, much to the delight of Republicans.