Sentence examples for criticism descriptions from inspiring English sources

Lehrer, who arguably did not put in his best performance as he hosted his twelfth presidential debate, faced widespread criticism, descriptions of his performance ranging from "practically useless" to "a bit overwhelmed".

All of this comes less by way of criticism than description.

Mingling philosophy, poetry, criticism and description, the book is an elegant pilgrimage through Spanish art and history.

But by flailing around with inaccurate criticisms, false descriptions of what has been happening and myopic assessments of the possible solutions, the immigration minister only succeeds in highlighting his own increasingly desperate political situation.

Minor criticisms: Methodological descriptions seem to run into the results and discussion which maybe more appropriate in the methods section.

This is less of a criticism than a description.

This is less a criticism than a description.

The critic must have feelings as well as knowledge, so that, like Diderot at his best, his criticism fuses "colorful description and arresting philosophical observations," as the American scholar Jean Eldred writes.

(He also drew criticism from his description of the Nazis as "a ring of criminals" who had "used and abused" the German people, phrases that seemed to reduce the scope of German culpability).

We have addressed these potential criticisms by including descriptions of each study (Table  2) and exploring the current relevance of the ideas gleaned (see below).

It is not the first time the prime minister has faced robust criticism for his collective descriptions of refugees and migrants, described as "dehumanising" a few months previously when he described the numbers of people seeking refuge in Europe as a "swarm".