Sentence examples for contributed to criticism from inspiring English sources

In poetry, Paul Valéry, Ezra Pound, Wallace Stevens; in the theatre, George Bernard Shaw, Antonin Artaud, Bertolt Brecht; and in fiction, Marcel Proust, D.H. Lawrence, and Thomas Mann have contributed to criticism in the act of justifying their art.

Dave Edwards, the director and general manager of WUWM in Milwaukee, and chairman of the NPR board, said the hasty decision to fire Mr. Williams contributed to criticism of the organization and elevated the debate over federal financing for public radio.

Its widespread popularity has also contributed to criticism of the grape as a "colonizer" that takes over wine regions at the expense of native grape varieties.

The widespread popularity of Bordeaux has contributed to criticism of the grape variety for its role as a "colonizer" grape, being planted in new and emerging wine regions at the expense of focus on the unique local grape varieties.

As a result of the fire, the proportion of the collection derived from the Tradescants was larger than originally anticipated and in the opinion of Professor Michael Hunter this misfortune has contributed to criticisms that Ashmole took an unfair share of the credit in assembling the collection at the expense of the Tradescants.

The bishops' religious liberty campaign has put them in a direct and sustained confrontation with the Obama administration — contributing to criticism that the bishops' conference has become enmeshed with the Republican Party.

His campaign instituted the 6 p.m. rule: no big rallies, which aides worried contributed to the criticism that he was distant, until after the early evening news.

"This most recent power failure, without any storm event or excessive hot weather, defies explanation and has contributed to growing criticism and concern over J.C.P.& L.'s ability to provide safe and reliable service," the governor said in his letter.

Sehorn, the most visible and popular Giant with a host of endorsement deals and the added renown that comes with being married to the actress Angie Harmon, believes his celebrity has contributed to the criticism.

The memoir's tone of regret for the price Blunt paid personally for betraying his country, coupled with the absence of any apology to those who suffered as a result of his actions, including secret agents working for Britain whose identities he passed to the Russians during World War II, contributed to harsh criticism of the document on Thursday from British historians and commentators.

Indeed, the failure to appreciate rising inequality within the country's white majority and to distinguish, say, inner-city blacks from African asylum-seekers, or Southeast Asian refugees from well-educated East Asians, have contributed to the criticisms of affirmative action as too blunt a tool of social policy.