Sentence examples for expression of criticism from inspiring English sources

Kearney's decision stands in opposition to many other federal court rulings that have found that filming police, with or without verbal expression of criticism, is a Constitutional right.

The first modern novel was already a product, even an expression, of negative criticism: "Don Quixote" contains a quite explicit critique of the chivalric romance and its insufficiency to account for the way real life feels when you get up in the morning in 17th-century Spain.

He was considered indeed by many Americans to have become too partial to English ways; and, for the expression of some criticisms regarded as unfavorable to his own countrymen, the House of Representatives went so far as to pass ... a vote of censure on him.

The common reality of the Internet is that it provides a growing latitude of expression and criticism of the government, and that's happening in China, too.

Fallon's expression was less of criticism than of admiration and simple awe.

In the second half of the 19th century John Stuart Mill warned of the risks of suppressing the free expression of thought and criticism.

On current trends of energy consumption, the country may have no oil to export by 2030.Social media have led to bursts of freedom of expression, including unprecedented criticism of corruption.

"Freedom of expression includes criticism, disagreement or even rejection of faiths or ideology … but should not and must not allow 'insult'," Abbasi had written.

Sister Farley issued a statement that she did not intend for the book to be an expression or criticism of current official Catholic teaching, and academics and the head of her order rushed to her defense.

Glasnost took hold and produced much greater freedom of expression and open criticism of the political order.

Prominent editors and journalists said the court's action would chill free expression, particularly criticism of the court.