Sentence examples for a criticism which has from inspiring English sources

It is a criticism which has its roots in a deep social snobbery.

With acts such as Janelle Monae, whose disco-soul has been championed by Outkast's Big Boi and P Diddy, Underage also proves that its line-up does not have to be safe and unchallenging – a criticism which has met some much larger festivals as they have struggled to shift tickets this year.

Too much emphasis on moving postdocs into nonuniversity jobs, and not enough placed on improving the lot of CRS still there, is a criticism which has been levelled at the Research Careers Initiative ( RCI), which monitors institutions' progress on implementing the Concordat.

In fact, it may be ANT's practical applicability that has some led to conclude that "ANT's main shortcoming is its being everything but a theory", a criticism which has been partly attributed to its (allegedly inappropriate) naming [ 13, 21].

A continuing criticism which has followed Occupy almost from birth, was its presumed inability to tell the public exactly what it wanted.

It has been thoroughly challenged by a flood of criticism which has served mainly to confirm the accuracy of the hypothesis.

Bergdahl's family has been receiving death threats during a week of intense media criticism, which has focused not only on Bergdahl, but also on his father.

Cole feels that he has been unfairly targeted for criticism which has got him a reputation for diving within the game.

"I think I was caught in a number of shifts: the decline in movie criticism, which has been under way for quite some time, the crisis in journalism in general, and the changes in Hollywood," he said.

The most familiar criticism, which has been made for a half century, is that the Philharmonic, like most orchestras, has not shown a commitment to new music, let alone new American music.

"You have to be bold enough to make the decisions as a manager and that is why you are paid the money you are paid," Rodgers said, in response to the substantial criticism which has followed the seven changes in a Bernabeu side that excluded Steven Gerrard, Raheem Sterling and Jordan Henderson.