Sentence examples for assured criticism from inspiring English sources

It is, I am assured, "criticism" of Israel, pure and simple.

Modern Irish Fiction (1950) is a work of assured literary criticism.

All those structures won't assure independent criticism until you see them in effect".

And I wonder whether by ignoring our differences as women or men of colour we do a disservice both to the law and to society".Stirring things upTo pre-empt another line of criticism, Mr Obama assured Americans that Ms Sotomayor "understands that a judge's job is to interpret, not make, law".

Responding to the criticism, McDonalds has assured corrective action.

The city has assured us, however, that despite this criticism from the leader of the municipal opposition, the guide has not been changed.

In spite of harsh criticism, the lab has assured the public that it's not using these tests to devise a plan to modify embryos for use with human implant.

That ruling must now be submitted to the Chilean Supreme Court, and no matter how it decides, criticisms and complaints are assured.

But in the face of a rising tide of criticism, his success is not assured.

The Guardian's Ed Pilkington wrote: In an otherwise bullish and assured performance, Biden's comments left him exposed to post-debate criticism from conservatives intent on sustaining the past week's surge of the Romney campaign.

In saying they do not believe the trapped men will ever be found, Mr. Murray and mining officials have drawn heated criticism from the miners' families, who said Mr. Murray had assured them that the men would be found, dead or alive.