Sentence examples for degree of criticism from inspiring English sources

"There is an unprecedented degree of criticism of Saudi Arabia in the United States, even from the president.

Wilson said the Human Rights Commission would "attract a certain degree of criticism" whenever it was "being active and vital".

Fifty Shades of Grey began life as fan fiction set in the Twilight universe, which has prompted a degree of criticism from reviewers.

I don't know how Nick works with other playwrights – typically he hasn't ever said – but special to me is his ability to gauge the encouragement one wants and the degree of criticism.

There was a degree of criticism from blogs and the mainstream media around the time of the album's release, although much of the dust from that seemed to have settled up until Sunday night's Grammy performance.

But the response of the SCoJeC's public affairs officer, Leah Granat, to Salmond's address and its suggestion that the authorities in Scotland are not properly categorising incidents seems to imply a degree of criticism of the SNP government and the police, which is unjustified.

Despite being regarded as one of the most popular members of the royal family in recent times who helped to stabilise the popularity of the monarchy as a whole, Elizabeth was subject to various degrees of criticism during her life.

While at the BBC she has been subjected to a high degree of press criticism over the handling of talent and older women, and her titular role as company secretary to the television training company Bright Sparks, run by her husband.

Although human rights abuses and the suppression of dissent continued, there was a degree of cultural openness under Rafsanjani, and a certain level of criticism was tolerated.

It also included a degree of self-criticism.

Accepting anthropogenic climate change requires a high degree of self-criticism and even self-doubt.