Sentence examples for criticism rather than from inspiring English sources

Like his MRC colleagues, Noyes failed to acknowledge Pierce's side of the story or how others saw it as criticism rather than complement -- even though the critical aspect of the quote is apparent in its context from the excerpt Noyes published.

It is this sort of careful criticism, rather than wholesale condemnation, that the industry needs.

Because "Savage Reprisals" is literary criticism rather than history, it treads on more ambiguous territory than does Gay's previous work.

As a result, Ms. Melka-Teichroew said, "you learn to work with the criticism rather than just feel bad".

"I might be taking a conservative approach," Mr. Rodriguez said, "but I'll take that criticism, rather than be unprepared in the event of a disaster".

Most of the book, however, involves Barnes turning his keen wit and elegant phrasing to literary and film criticism rather than to the world around him.

Professor of Ocean Engineering John J. Leonard said that he was "disappointed with the Tannenbaum committee's decision to merely list criticisms," rather than pass judgment.

In a highly unusual move, Academics Review, an association with global membership including academics, researchers, teachers and authors who commit to peer review for the purpose of establishing sound science, savaged the Oz program for relying on activist boilerplate criticisms rather than peer reviewed science for information about biotech crops.

Also, for the sake of caution, we only claim that our model addresses "a number of significant criticisms", rather than "all", criticisms against the Hull's theory.

All of this comes by way of critique rather than criticism, and explanation as opposed to ­excuse.

You take criticism personally, rather than productively.