The questions about Mr. Bloomberg's spending were not the only cause of criticism among the candidates yesterday.
In response to Gabler's "populist" assertions, Scott takes up the cause of criticism in the name of democratic virtue, as a counterpart to political journalism: just as political journalists are all that stand between the people and their political leaders' lies, so, for Scott, There is a cultural elite, in America, which tries its utmost to manipulate the habits and tastes of consumers.
She had only completed four years of college, and was not an MD, which was the cause of some criticism among colleagues, and of insecurity on her part.
Homosexuality has been the cause of recent criticism by fellow priests.
It's long been the cause of some criticism that content created in an app on iOS is only saved to that particular app.
Google's move caused lots of criticism in China yesterday.
Of particular interest is Gray's outrage over my critique of mainstream debate over the Iraq war, which, as I pointed out, is similar to Soviet commentary on Afghanistan in the 80s, ranging from support for the noble cause to criticism of the "mistake", the position Gray advocates.
He defended the laws of Oklahoma as "adequate" and its "juries competent," and said that the administration of justice in the state proceeded with little cause for criticism, "except in cases of extreme passion, which no law and no civilization can control".
On the surface, one might imagine that Sherman's incessant me-ism, his obnoxious trash talk and the crass humiliation of opponents would be cause for criticism.
"I think its going to cause a firestorm of criticism and free publicity in the op-ed pages," said Christy Lohr, the coordinator of the Multifaith Ministry Education Consortium in New York, an association of 12 theological schools.
