Sentence examples for especially criticism from inspiring English sources

United Kingdom: The source of much critical writing about the conflict, especially criticism of Israeli and Palestinian actions.

Some of his other work dealt with chronology, especially the dating of events in the life of Jesus, and with astrology, especially criticism of dramatic predictions of catastrophe such as those of Helisaeus Roeslin.

Covert narcissists -- we're talking about the trait of narcissism here, not the personality disorder -- "take things personally (especially criticism), believe they're being underestimated and don't love being bothered with other people's problems".

High parental expressed emotion, especially criticism, was associated with adolescents' NSSI.

Chrissy Teigen is unafraid of sparring with her critics on social media, especially when criticism takes on a sexist or shaming tone.

This may be fair enough, but it's not an especially revealing criticism.

Commission officials disputed parts of the report, especially the criticism of enforcement efforts.

His critique of Mr. Obama's record in the Middle East came against the backdrop of especially intense criticism of the administration from the right.

The Nebraska lawmaker's conversion to opponent of the Iraq war rankles neocons, especially his criticism of the troop surge in 2007.

The crude expression of evolutionary categories such as the division of religions into lower and higher or primitive and higher religions has been subjected to especially severe criticism.

The United States' treatment of the prisoners has drawn especially blunt criticism from Europe, where it has raised fears that Washington may be applying international law selectively.