Sentence examples for criticism directly at from inspiring English sources

He went further on Twitter, apparently aiming his criticism directly at Mr. Putin, who has said he is fond of the Beatles.

In fact, the lead author and senior author from the Zurich Consensus have levelled criticism directly at the AIBA for the headgear ban and for not participating in international discussions on concussion and athlete safety [14].

Jordan himself addressed such criticism directly in his essay "Why I'm torching the color line".

Results also suggest that following a criticism perceived to be valid, there are benefits of addressing the criticism directly or of redirecting attention to a positive highlight from the firm disclosure (relative to not responding).

The UI is very minutely described in this patent, making it nearly impossible to abuse and mooting any patent-war criticisms directly solely at 7,996,792.

Much of the criticism was aimed directly at Mr. Fernández Ordóñez for not standing up to vested political and banking interests, particularly when they kept the central bank from forcing failing banks to close.

But far less criticism has been directly at where the real power lies: the ability to pick from the pool of content and give primacy to some stories over others.

Haring-Smith's criticism of the rankings spurred Bob Morse, the founder of the U.S. College Rankings system to respond to the criticisms directly in an article.

Those criticisms are aimed more directly at Mr. Wald.

George Osborne, the Chancellor, told Mr Miliband  in a letter that the actions were "directly at odds" with his recent criticism of internet giant Google's tax arrangements.

She levels her criticisms regarding failures in the area of human rights directly at countries that are mentioned by name.