Sentence examples for criticism suggests from inspiring English sources

While they would prefer not to re-litigate endlessly the events of 2008, continued criticism suggests that their decisions are still not well understood and that officials must do more to explain them.

The only novel Wood has published is called The Book Against God and his criticism suggests that all books, at least if they are novels, engage in a competitive argument with a God who sought to monopolise creative power.

That was not what he was appointed to do, but the volleys of relentless criticism suggests he is being gunned down partly for venturing his head above the parapet.

No one doubts that getting cash out of the multinationals is tough – and the aggrieved tone that Mr Osborne has adopted in response to Labour's criticism suggests he genuinely believes he did well in getting any back money out of Google at all.

The gas-rich state now boasts the world's highest GDP per head, and its emboldened leaders depend on cheap imported labour to keep the economy humming.So far, the lack of reform in both Russia and Qatar in the face of withering international criticism suggests that sceptics of their World Cup bids have the better side of the argument.

This criticism suggests that immigrants are perhaps better substitutes for natives than the early studies suggest.

Kolluri's statement has fairly major implications for theatre criticism, suggesting critics should put aside personal tastes and judge a production as if they were fans of its particular style, perhaps even particular artistic personnel.

Administration officials and their allies were quick to rebut the criticism, suggesting that the critics were speaking mostly out of self-interest, and arguing that the United States Forest Service and other agencies had acted responsibly.

Gene Aloise, the deputy special inspector general for Afghan reconstruction, dismissed the criticism, suggesting that the agency had spent more effort criticizing the report in the news media than proving its point to inspectors.

Mr. Bloomberg dismissed such criticism, suggesting that those questioning his actions simply did not want the school system to improve.

Thirty years later, it appears that both buildings have aged much as her criticism suggested they would.