Sentence examples for concise criticism from inspiring English sources
Perhaps the most concise criticism of this show comes from Ms. Pibal's own work: two paintings with more assertive colors and emphatic arrangements of lines currently on view in a group show at Feature on the Lower East Side.
There were constant moans about inattentive service and gruff, concise criticism of the cooking: "Beef tough; potatoes cold".With the coming of the railways, hotel dining rooms became a repository of fine food, and in 1890 Auguste Escoffier, perhaps the most famous French chef of all, took over the kitchens at the swish Savoy.
Some of his plays still don't work for me and I wonder...hmmm, maybe we should do the really terrible ones (and maybe we will next season), but out of all O'Neill's work Iceman seems the most concise criticism of the American Dream.
A general statement of corporate responsibility will never deflect much criticism; a concise statement of the company's sustainability priorities, the effects of its efforts to date, its meaningful goals for the future and where the matter at hands fits in can go a long way in inspiring public confidence.
The originality of this concise volume lies in its thoughtful fusion of criticism and reportage, and its unique organization of the poet's well-documented life...
So the authors also direct arguments to those who prioritize the economy over the environment, and they address the criticisms from skeptics one by one with concise evidence.
The paper is concise and well written and I have no major criticisms of the content of the article.
Direct, concise and evocative, this sentence forever puts to rest any criticism that George W. Bush does not possess a command of the language.
We believe it's a much, much better paper today than it was on day one, and it will continue to improve, responding to your comments and criticisms, while staying faithful to our ethos of producing a quality concise newspaper that reflects modern lifestyles.
