Sentence examples for accurate criticism from inspiring English sources

A large number had renamed themselves with the word "deplorable" – "Deplorable Joe," "Mr. Deplorable" and so on – taking Hillary Clinton's accurate criticism of the bigots Trump has brought into his campaign and turning it into a badge of honor.

Leave it to Tim Graham, the Director of Media Analysis for the Media Research Center, to misrepresent political satire as slap-stick-comedy and Cusack's accurate criticism of privatized war as somehow inaccurate because of the comedy-routine meme.

Are these accurate criticisms?" Rand: "Yes".

Other reviewers say that you scorn churches and the concept of God -- are they accurate criticisms?" Rand responds, "yes".

It may even backfire, as seen when the "Stop Trump" movement was launched featuring accurate criticisms of Donald Trump's business practices and political acumen by Republican elders like Mitt Romney.

But this meant that the diplomatic catty remarks were confined to people like Hugo Chavez and the leader of Iran, and it was easy for the American media to present them as buffoons rather than address how accurate their criticisms were.

How accurate is that criticism?

How accurate is that criticism?" 2. What is your view of the specific question to Ms. Hedren about sleeping her way to the top?

** While this is interesting and somewhat accurate as literary criticism, it is doubly powerful as autobiography, given Naipaul's own willing "removal" from blackness, his yearning, as a writer from the provinces, to be seen as cosmopolitan.

Despite all the efforts of Lord Sainsbury, who has pumped his own money into the Institute for Government (IfG); despite persistent, accurate and unanswered criticism from such leading backbench MPs as Bernard Jenkin and Margaret Hodge, civil service reform will have to wait at least another five years.

Again, there are a whole laundry list of accurate and important criticisms one could aim at Uber.