Sentence examples for bigger criticism from inspiring English sources

A bigger criticism, however, takes us back to Bira and her mud-eating.

According to Jonathan Powell, Blair's handling of the succession "will be a bigger criticism of Tony than the Iraq war".

And where American sources are thin on the ground, his account is less accomplished, particularly on Pakistan, which is arguably the most important battlefield.A bigger criticism is that Mr Bergen does not offer the considered judgment on al-Qaeda that his endeavour cries out for.

But an even bigger criticism may be that people actually plan to vote for them.

A writer for Stylus magazine commented that "after spending more than forty minutes with Ashlee, I feel like I don't know her any better than I did beforehand...[and] for a record with the name Autobiography, it seems like no bigger criticism could be leveled".

That was our biggest criticism of Maurice Smith's report.

I think that's a big criticism of rugby back at home.

The biggest criticism came from the 120-nation Nonaligned Movement, the largest bloc at the United Nations.

The big criticism of his government is that presentation outweighs substance.

My biggest criticism of the MBA experience is that it does not simulate workplace hierarchy.

"And it's a big criticism of all of us, but it's a criticism we all need to hear.