Sentence examples for final criticism from inspiring English sources

A final criticism may be the most revealing, not least of the critics.

The final criticism of the president's plan is that it disproportionately favors the wealthiest Americans.

Mr Bhalla's telling final criticism of the report is that it assumes it has to be "cognisant of political realities and prejudices", rather than objective.

Readers do not always welcome contrarian views: those commentators who decried the excesses of the dotcom bubble were often told they "just didn't get it".One final criticism is that journalists get captured by those they cover, subconsciously absorbing their world view.

A final criticism is that the econometric methods are incorrect.

We are now in a position to return to a final criticism of the search for a criterion of empiricist significance.

The final criticisms of Alexander's theory focus on its implementation and outcomes, and have antecedents in both its development and documentation and its conceptualisation (Table 3).

In the appendix written after Norris convinced Astell to allow him to publish the letters as a volume Astell presents two final criticisms of Norris's account.

The final criticisms [15, 16, 17, 18, 19] of the development and documentation of Alexander's theory are issues of faulty reasoning and logic arising primarily from the existence of only one 'right' way of building [3] (Protzen 1980; Kohn 2002; Bhatt 2010).

Now that negotiations were in their final phase, criticism was only to be expected, Tsipras said.

Thousands of supporters are set to miss out on this year's Irish Cup final as criticism mounts over the venue and ticketing arrangements for the decider.