Sentence examples for confusing criticism from inspiring English sources

What Pence is doing, unfortunately, is confusing criticism for intolerance.

Confusing criticism with insult commonly leads to overreaction.

We must become accustomed to debating social issues in a thoroughgoing and critical way, without trading on our principles, but not confusing criticism with mindless, hurtful and sometimes ill-intended and cowardly provocation.

"The Bush people confuse criticism with partisanship," Mr. Bond said.

This dangerously confuses criticism of Israel's domestic and foreign policy with bias against Jewish people.

The Charlie Hebdo editor-in-chief, Philippe Val, responded in an interview with the news weekly Le Nouvel Observateur yesterday: "One should not confuse criticism of an ideology with racism.

But art like this is much needed in America where we have come to confuse criticism in the public realm with a lack of patriotism.

Do not confuse criticism with insults.

Don't confuse critique with personal criticism, especially if the critic is somebody who is not interested in seeing you become an artist.

We refuse to renounce our critical spirit out of fear of being accused of "Islamophobia", a wretched concept that confuses criticism of Islam as a religion and stigmatization of those who believe in it.

Don't confuse my criticism against the Christian fatwa of religious organizations with my respect for many churches or Christian people.