Sentence examples for critics points from inspiring English sources

Grayling admitted he agreed with many of his critics' points of view about private institutions operating in the education sector.

This, critics points out, is far too long if the UK is to meet its target of reducing emissions by 80% of 1990 levels by 2050.

As for Moldova's so-called Twitter Revolution, Evgeny Morozov, a scholar at Stanford who has been the most persistent of digital evangelism's critics, points out that Twitter had scant internal significance in Moldova, a country where very few Twitter accounts exist.

The allusion-fest to "mud," "soot," "chaff," "wheat," etc., and the thinly-veiled ad hominem attacks, derision and disparagement of opponents and critics points to a deficit of intellectual discipline and rigor to argue and fiercely debate the issues in the court of public opinion.

His critics point to a ruthless ambition.

Critics point to other reasons to worry.

Critics point to the UBS case.

Critics point to continuing public dissatisfaction with the social services.

But U Tin Oo also proves the critics' point.

Critics pointed to his past as a Catholic seminarian.

Critics point to several layers of possible conflict of interest.