Sentence examples for a criticism by from inspiring English sources

This is not a criticism, by the way.

(I say this as an observation about an encouraging social trend, not a criticism, by any means).

A characteristic touch was taking a criticism by Ben Brantley of The New York Times, "jaw-dropping whimsy run amok," and treating it as a compliment.

Mr. Barroso, speaking animatedly for 90 minutes, was rebutting a criticism by President Obama and some economists that Europe's rush to cut government spending to appease market sentiment risked worsening the region's economic slump.

This one seems obvious, and it is: music has become less 'organic' over time: that meaning more rhythmically precise and artificial sounding (not intended as a criticism, by me at least).

EDMUND M. KERN Appleton, Wis., April 27, 2009 The suggestion by a reader, Daniel Pilon, to drop all adjectives in describing C.I.A. interrogations was met by a criticism by Deborah Tannen of Georgetown University, who claimed that "all words have connotations".

Mr. Ijichi denied that excessive efforts to cut costs were behind the recent recalls, a criticism leveled by many analysts.

"If they were seriously interested in patent pools," Mr. Berman said, echoing a criticism voiced by Oxfam as well, "they'd try out the Unitaid one".

Mr. Spota attacked him as a bully who used the power of his office to settle personal and political disputes, a criticism made by others in the past.

It's a criticism echoed by Martin's friend Seamus, who says he wishes Martin would "get over his obsession with stupid little picayune domestic details".

Defense lawyers also say the mixed record demonstrates that the government has overreached, a criticism rejected by leaders of the antitrust division.