Sentence examples for criticism intended from inspiring English sources

No contradiction or criticism intended - there are many brilliant books that leave one face down, weeping on the bed.

No criticism intended: there may be a large helping of frustrated actor in Marina, but that makes her a sight more interesting than the Rihannas of the world.

While Lukács' cultural criticism intends to capture distinctively modern phenomena, its claims are backed up by an aesthetic theory that aims to discover the transcendental conditions of the aesthetic that are removed from historic variability.

Similarly, giving criticism is intended to improve and strengthen the recipient, not tear them down.

Destructive criticism is intended to demean, or manipulate emotions.

Despite such harsh judgments, he says his criticisms are intended only to improve a country in which he finds many good qualities.

When James says he pays no heed to the criticism, he intends it as professional bravado, but it comes off as arrogance.

Reflect on whether the criticism you intend to impart will actually be productive.

Mr. Menino brushed off the criticism, saying he intended to finish his tenure on a strong note and would be rolling out even more initiatives in the coming weeks.

I've been writing this column for more than five years, and during that time management buyouts have been low-hanging fruit for material and criticism (pun fully intended).

Then there was criticism that (pun intended, sadly) was quite a bit darker.