Sentence examples for criticism delivered from inspiring English sources

Iran's response was a stream of criticism, delivered in exhaustive detail on Monday afternoon.

The truth about what really happened will most likely be exhibited after kickoff, but should France increase their performance level, the criticism delivered inside their squad will be deemed to have been constructive.

Though Turkey has sought to escalate its shows of disapproval of the crackdown — including criticism delivered via a three-hour meeting that Mr. Davutoglu held with Mr. Assad in April and sharper statements by Mr. Erdogan that have deeply angered Syrian officials — it seems intent on maintaining at least a channel to engage the leadership in Damascus.

In Japanese elementary schools, there is a cycle of collaborative planning, classroom observation, post-lesson discussion, and then refinement of lessons as teachers take part in a complex peer review process built on constructive professional criticism delivered with etiquette and grace.

If true, the official's criticism, delivered less than a month before Election Day, could undercut the core of Mr. Schundler's campaign for governor: how he righted Jersey City's financial ship after years of mismanagement, and his promise to do the same for state government.

This sentiment was reiterated in a 1962 essay "What Others Rejected: Kabbala and Historical Criticism" delivered upon receiving one of the Rothschild Prizes.

According to CMAG's Goldstein, none of the Republican candidates or their Super PACs aired advertising nationally, either on broadcast or cable television, so the national decline resulted from media coverage that echoed many of the same criticisms delivered in the paid ads in Iowa (and even some of the ads themselves).

The playoffs, despite much criticism, have delivered star-studded fields playing for big money and generating interest at a point in the season when interest in the sport was scant.

The temperament that emerges is relentlessly critical both of itself and of the world it creates, and that criticism is delivered in lines that are, as Helen Vendler once put it, "hierarchic and unearthly".

If the criticism was delivered in a rude manner, are the points they made still valid?

The criticism was delivered in congressional testimony by the American ambassador at large for war crimes, Pierre-Richard Prosper.