Sentence examples for false criticism from inspiring English sources

He criticises the PLoS paper as a "mishmash of quality trials and lousy trials leading to a false criticism of these drugs", which he maintains do help those with depression even if their effectiveness falls below the NICE's "arbitrary" threshold.

"I am humbled and inspired by the 20,000 American patriots who serve this agency and protect our nation, increasingly in the face of unfair and false criticism from politicians and the media," Homan said in Monday's statement.

At the Capitol, Senate Democratic leaders stepped up pressure on Republicans, and at an unusual news conference, they showed video clips of Republican leaders leveling what the Democrats said were false criticisms of the bill.

He later defended his comments against claims he was showing "distorted logic" and "false equivalency" against criticism for comparing Isis to the WBC.

On the other hand, Friday's Granma has created the false impression that criticism is admissible and one can speak with "no holds barred".

The Journal's framing of Trump's false claim prompted criticism online, with Daily Beast columnist Michael Tomasky likening the paper to Pravda, the house organ of the former Soviet Union.  .

But by flailing around with inaccurate criticisms, false descriptions of what has been happening and myopic assessments of the possible solutions, the immigration minister only succeeds in highlighting his own increasingly desperate political situation.

Thus, social externalism eliminates the notion of idiolect: words only have the meanings conferred upon them by the linguistic community ("public" meanings); discounting radical incompetence, there is no such thing as individual semantic deviance, there are only false beliefs (for criticisms, see Bilgrami 1992, Marconi 1997; see also the entry on idiolects).

With PR teams and big advertising budgets they can easily counter false claims or unfair criticism.

Is film criticism inherently false in its out-of-five-stars single-mindedness?

The false report follows recent criticism of the BBC over the revelation last month that a longtime television host, Jimmy Savile, was suspected of having sexually abused perhaps hundreds of young people over the course of decades, sometimes on the BBC premises.