Sentence examples for a criticism to from inspiring English sources

It is not entirely a criticism to say that these poems often leave me cold.

If there's a criticism to be made, it's that the aggressive flavors of the more ambitious options can obscure what's underneath.

By the way, it's not at all a criticism to liken Oregon chardonnays to a more modest section of Burgundy rather than classic Côte de Beaune whites.

If there was a criticism to make of Federer, I think he didn't come in enough, as he's been doing so well in previous matches.

(It is hardly a criticism to say that it is a pale shadow of the Auden, though the metrical lapse nine lines from the end is unfortunate).

If there is a criticism to be made of Chancellor Angela Merkel, it is that she has often seemed to lack a strategic vision for the governance of the euro zone.

In a sense, unconventional art needed an unconventional criticism to give it a raison d'être.

It's a fair criticism to say 'You guys were useless'.

This was a reasonable criticism to make according to the standards of the day.

So I don't think that's a fair criticism to say he lied to him".

And it's a fair criticism to ask about how they're supporting you in these elections," he added.