Sentence examples for Justified criticism from inspiring English sources

Justified criticism or unwarranted petulance?

In the last three decades, authors like Taylor (1989, 1991, 1995, 2007), Ferrara (1993 19988), Jacob Golomb (1995), Guignon (2004, 2008) and Varga (2011a) have attempted to reconstruct authenticity by maintaining that the justified criticism of self-indulgent forms of the idea does not justify the total condemnation of the idea itself (see Taylor 1991: 56).

Unsatisfied with the widespread criticism of authenticity as an adequate ethical orientation, Taylor sets out to prove that authenticity does not necessarily lead to aestheticism or self-indulgence: the justified criticism of self-indulgent forms of the ideal does not justify the complete condemnation of the ideal itself (Taylor 1991: 56).

That has drawn justified criticism from United Nations officials and civil liberties and human rights groups.

The World Health Organization came in for justified criticism after the 2014 pandemic.

The flawed shortlist for the Six Nations player of the season has attracted justified criticism from all quarters.

Despite the sometimes-justified criticism, the efforts of the RRP project were regarded with respect, and indeed they inspired others to undertake similar projects.

One cannot conclude from the data compiled and analyzed by Syracuse University that disparities in sentencing justify criticism of the judiciary.

Morsi's actions justify criticism of orchestrating an Islamist power grab which created shockwaves in Egypt and beyond.

As I said, I am grateful for -- and proud of -- what our people accomplished, but it angers me and shames our community when we justify criticism like Roseanne Barr's by behaving the way selfish, narcissistic people behave, demanding tolerance and services to meet our needs and saying, "To hell with everyone else".

At a speech to a military academy in Virginia on April 17th, he repeated and justified his criticism of the "axis of evil".