Sentence examples for criticism directed against from inspiring English sources

Mr. Johnson, addressing the criticism directed against him, said: "You know, there have been some who said that Robert Johnson should resign.

However, the curators would have been remiss had we not engaged Mr. Lagerfeld's expertise simply because of an expectation of the kind of criticism directed against us by Ms. Rosenbaum.

Players like Vaughn have borne the brunt of the criticism directed against the Mets this season, but Vaughn hit his fourth home run in three games yesterday, driving Lilly's last pitch into the 15th row of the upper deck in right.

Therefore, criticism directed against expected utility maximization does not necessarily show a defect in utilitarian thinking.

The move comes shortly after a wave of criticism directed against the social network for verifying the account belonging to Jason Kessler, the organizer of the white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia in August that left one person dead.

It is illuminating, in this context, to compare Betti's and Hirsch's objections, to the criticism directed against Truth and Method from another point of view, namely that of the Frankfurt School.

One of the criticisms directed against the comparative method is that it is based upon a misleading genealogical metaphor.

One of the main criticisms directed against Furse concerned her failure to buy Liffe, London's derivatives market, shortly after she took over at the LSE.

The analytic philosopher Steven T. Katz, author of an important essay about the particularism of mystical language, articulated a range of criticisms directed against Buber's writings (Katz, 1985).

Ms. Pelosi's fiercest supporters view much of the criticism directed at her, from both Republicans and Democrats, as anchored in bias against her gender or age.

After the win against Sunderland, Pellegrini was forced to defend City from angry criticism directed by NYC's independent supporters group, the Third Rail.