Sentence examples for a false criticism of from inspiring English sources

He criticises the PLoS paper as a "mishmash of quality trials and lousy trials leading to a false criticism of these drugs", which he maintains do help those with depression even if their effectiveness falls below the NICE's "arbitrary" threshold.

* In New York Times Co. v. Sullivan the Court held that the First Amendment shields all who speak in good faith from the threat of unrestrained libel judgments for unintentionally false criticism of a public official.

That populations most in need of comprehensive insurance reform are most likely to buy into false criticisms of the president's plan is a fascinating window into the current state of the health care debate.

At the Capitol, Senate Democratic leaders stepped up pressure on Republicans, and at an unusual news conference, they showed video clips of Republican leaders leveling what the Democrats said were false criticisms of the bill.

"I am humbled and inspired by the 20,000 American patriots who serve this agency and protect our nation, increasingly in the face of unfair and false criticism from politicians and the media," Homan said in Monday's statement.

A: False.

The complaint, seen by Guardian Australia, accuses Buckingham of "serious and false criticisms" and is signed by eight members, including two who Buckingham described as members of the socialist Left Renewal faction.

Hiding behind a computer screen can also give a false sense of bravado as we bravely hurl rebukes and criticism we would never have the courage to deliver in person.

The move follows a spate of road deaths and criticism from a coroner that existing lanes give cyclists a false sense of security.

Amanda made a false face of contrition.

This is a false kind of sovereignty.