Sentence examples for dose of criticism from inspiring English sources
A previous involvement in foreign policy earned her a dose of criticism.
"Data protection rules or health and safety should not be used to suppress reporting or a healthy dose of criticism.
He continued: "Data protection rules or health and safety should not be used to suppress reporting or a healthy dose of criticism.
The board heard a heavy dose of criticism of the sheriff, but also present were some of his backers, who praise his no-tolerance approach toward illegal immigrants.
Fox News, though, with its heavy dose of criticism of the then-new Obama administration, lost just 7percentt of its viewers in the same comparison.
In his 30-minute address, Mr. Obama did not overtly criticize Mr. Bush or his Republican opponent, Senator John McCain, but he did offer a gentle dose of criticism of his own nation.
He acknowledged that he tried to control too much, absorbing unhealthy doses of criticism, letting negativity seep into his psyche.
But "No Child" is also fortified with a bracing dose of social criticism; the title refers to the Bush Administration's "No Child Left Behind" educational policy, about which Ms. Sun is ambivalent at best.
If Chris Cusiter's pass was slightly off, if Duncan Weir's drop-goal attempt did not come off his boot just right, then the Scots would have suffered a third consecutive Six Nations defeat and headed home to face another heavy dose of the criticism they have received in recent weeks.
Instead, it was the "humble" figure of the blogger, working at home or in stolen hours at the office, who became your go-to person for the latest sounds - mp3 blogs are essentially music stores where the music is free, and in the case of Antiquiet and many others, served with a healthy dose of guidance, criticism and opinion untainted by commercial or PR imperatives.
In return, the United States is likely to get a dose of strong international criticism for running up immense deficits to finance unaffordable levels of consumption.
