Sentence examples for criticism finding from inspiring English sources

While this happens, the movie sends out porcupine quills of social criticism, finding the soft underbelly of the debt-driven, compulsive materialism that is a pervasive aspect of American life.

At hearings, at press conferences and in interviews, Democratic lawmakers unleashed a torrent of criticism, finding fault with everything from the administration's rationale for the war and a lack of postwar planning to its diplomatic efforts and even Mr. Bush's decision to leave the United Nations Tuesday before others finished speaking.

Modern IP software has addressed this criticism by finding solutions in quick time.

Osborne has already faced criticism for finding some of the funding to meet these promises by cutting support for the disabled.

One can easily imagine them stumbling on a copy of "Negative Space," Mr. Farber's collection of criticism, and finding themselves in its pages.

President Hollande, already weakened by his government's handling of France's economic problems, had to face opposition and media criticism for finding himself alone.

However, the constant flow of mixed messages driven alternately by political fear or guilt has a direct effect on police personnel coming under criticism for finding themselves caught in the middle.

Indeed, in the case of substantial forms, these criticisms were finding voice already during his lifetime; he was, for instance, an older contemporary of Descartes (b. 1596), who was twenty years old when Suárez died in 1617.

Mitchell Syrop's "Junk Bond" was bought for the corporate art collection of a savings and loan association, yet another proof that the critical edge of art today is often blunted by collectors' finding criticism utterly charming.

Mexico rejects criticism and change, finding its Utopia in a return to the source.

Criticism means fault finding.