Sentence examples for course criticism from inspiring English sources

Of course, criticism of Ms Britton as too fat, too thin or too happy or unhappy in her own skin is only what any woman must expect when she steps in front of a camera.

Lucas Noels, 65: The answers to today's problems do not lie in a divided Europe Most people I know are positive about the EU, although there is of course criticism about its bureaucracy and so forth.

Of course, criticism of sniffer dogs isn't fresh.

Of course, criticism is but one writer's opinion, but those whose reviews are widely distributed should remember to focus on what's on the screen — the art — and not on the film's "cool" back story.

Of course, criticisms from within and without the Gove camp aside, in the multicultural Britain of 2013, it is no easy task to set a history curriculum that will please everyone.

Of course, such criticism is far from new.

Of course, such criticism is perhaps obsolete given Vanney's recruitment over the winter.

Of course, literary criticism cannot avoid sharing the same medium as its subject.

The various steps Bush took to establish that he is not Reagan were all, of course, implicit criticism of him.

Of course, the criticism often levelled at women who do speak up is that they are bossy.

In the same speech, Her Majesty acknowledged that scrutiny of the establishment could be beneficial: "There can be no doubt, of course, that criticism is good for people and institutions that are part of public life.