Sentence examples for criticism point of from inspiring English sources

Indeed, it is often virtually impossible to refer to a particular product for purposes of comparison, criticism, point of reference or any other such purpose without using the mark.

She returns to that old chestnut of novel-criticism, "point of view", though without the clanking of heavy machinery that often accompanies excursions into narratology.

Miliband aides played down the criticism, pointing to areas of agreement between the two men – including Mr Miliband's "big reforms, not big spending" mantra.

It was a mystifyingly unperceptive criticism: the point of the work is the contest between Man and the Devil, the same contest Stravinsky explored in greater detail in "The Rake's Progress".

Could a criticism or point of view be discussed in a group situation?

Phil Schiller, Apple's SVP of Worldwide Product Marketing, is back on his one-man crusade to defend the App Store from the latest wave of criticism pointed in its direction.

After applying the quality criteria by Kuusi, Cuhls and Steinmüller to a socio-epistemic framework of scientific criticism, crucial points of discussion are the relations between quality criteria, scientific objectivity and relevance.

But this criticism misses the point of Intel's investment strategy.

"By the same token, I think she's been very adept at avoiding very specific questions that could result in criticism of her point of view".

But for the only cast member to have left Maghaberry, the press criticism missed the point of the project.

Such criticism misses the point of the experiments.