Sentence examples for factual criticism from inspiring English sources

Israel dismissed the report as biased, and on Tuesday the United States said that its findings were "unbalanced" but that it had heard no factual criticism of the report.

This approach to the United States, one of cautious tolerance and factual criticism rather than rabid loathing, is the best diplomatic attitude for all involved.

I would be willing to provide more arguments, but the referee is merely stating their feeling or ideas, not making any factual criticism of the paper.

Asked for comment about why the McCain campaign would repeat assertions that have been debunked, Tucker Bounds, a spokesman, suggested that these assertions were not inaccurate but were "legitimate and factual criticisms" that the Obama campaign was simply labeling as lies.

The province's chief justice, Sir Brian Kerr, in ordering a new trial, said a properly directed jury would have found "sufficient" factual basis for the criticism.

This year's Oscar contenders have drawn criticism for factual inaccuracies.

The Conservapedia project has come under significant criticism for numerous factual inaccuracies and factual relativism.

Aides to Mr. Trump, who has faced criticism throughout the race for factual exaggerations and outright falsehoods, circulated a copy of the speech with 128 footnotes documenting its claims.

Opponents of this criticism has questioned both its factual accuracy and its suggestion that the weakening of parliamentary sovereignty should be avoided.

But the criticisms are not political, but factual.

Mr. Tierney said today that much of the criticism of him was "riddled with factual errors and things taken out of context".