Sentence examples for editorial criticism from inspiring English sources

"I'm going to go out on a limb here and predict that The Brooklyn Paper's news coverage of Atlantic Yards will diminish somewhat (as it already has), and its editorial criticism will diminish even more," wrote Norman Oder, a critic of the development, on his blog Atlantic Yards Report.

Indeed, some of the fiercest editorial criticism can come from these groups' own publications.

In some countries in Eastern Europe, the broadcasting union said there had been a political motive to budget cuts, with governments moving to rein in editorial criticism.

In my blog, AtlanticYardsReport.com, I've observed how The Brooklyn Paper has muted once-tough coverage and editorial criticism of Mr. Markowitz's beloved arena project, Atlantic Yards, which is being developed by the newspapers' landlord, Forest City Ratner.

Not that Kroff has read anything you've written or that he cares enough to consider the editorial criticism you've offered him, attached to each of his compositions; but rather that he reveres the title visiting distinguished professor in the humanities and would hope that some of its luster might rub off on him, as your most talented and audacious student).

L'Osservatore's candid reporting and editorial criticisms of Benito Mussolini's government enraged the dictator.

Most of the U.S. public thinks that the Obama administration was against the Honduran coup, although by November of last year there were numerous press reports and even editorial criticisms that Obama had caved to Republican pressure and not done enough.

The Journal editorial followed criticism by Perry's campaign of the Romney plan.

The Times editorial dismissed criticism of the SUNY Trustees because it came from the State Board of Regents, which oversees education and teacher certification, and the teachers' union.

The Los Angeles Times won prizes in the breaking news, national reporting, editorial writing, criticism and feature photography categories -- bringing to 35 the overall number the paper has received since earning its first in 1942.

His works were numerous — essays, novels, editorials, plays, criticism, satires, polemics, even poems.