Sentence examples for criticism offered from inspiring English sources

"I know that my 'Way of the Cross' is criticized for being too simple, too rushed, criticism offered even by some good old friends of mine," Matisse wrote later.

A serious controversy ensues, with fraternal criticism offered.

Constructive criticism offered by civilian instructors was all too often met with a "Well, that's the way it happened" reply, as if that made up for the lack of character development or cohesive narrative in submitted pieces.

Modeled on seminars in philology and Greek literature that Ranke had attended as a student, they offered a "laboratory" in historical method in which problems were posed, documents sought out and produced, and mutual criticism offered.

Still, Mrs. Clinton's criticism offered a vivid contrast to her visits to China as secretary of state, where she has avoided publicly raising human rights issues with Chinese officials.

As it happens, "unlikable protagonist" is the same criticism offered by Elena's intellectual mother-in-law of her bad sophomore novel — it's her version of the blanket dismissal that Lila more viscerally conveys later.

Later Greek and Roman criticism offers no parallel to Aristotle's originality.

"Essentially," he writes, "Kaiser's plaint is useless because he and so many other cultural kingpins worried about the end of professional criticism offer no solutions".

She wrote in her report, "Acknowledging the realities of society and culture, constructive criticism offers readers the tools and framings for thinking about their relationship to technology and their relationship to power".

Criticism offers that it might concern a poor differential diagnostic approach or an observational bias.

A large number of staff, men and women, attended the workshop, which was lively and very well-received, and to this day there have been no complaints or criticisms offered by those who attended.