Sentence examples for focuses criticism from inspiring English sources

In a recent widely circulated op-ed, "Anti-Muslim bigotry aids Islamist terrorists" (Washington Post, May 13 , 2016, General Petraeus focuses criticism on those who "toy with anti-Muslim bigotry" and "inflammatory political discourse"... "engage in hate speech"... and those who "denigrate Islam".

But MPs focused criticism on Jeremy Corbyn and the Labour party.

Focusing criticism on one player is often counter-productive".

In an April speech at the Center for a New American Security, he focused criticism on his fellow Republicans.

In Syria, some people said they feared the sanctions could embolden government supporters and focus criticism on external forces.

(3) More focused criticism came from the Christian humanists, an influential group of scholars bent on restoring the fundamental texts of Western Christianity.

It has become something of a cliché to focus criticism on the Catalans' backline, and on the midfielder-turned-center-back Javier Mascherano in particular.

It consisted of a skillfully constructed combination of a broad historic spectrum, a moral worldview, experiences from the field, information, emotion, warmth, focused criticism.

For months, opponents focused criticism of the no-smoking bill on its effects on restaurant bars, where they said smoking should be allowed.

On Israel, Republicans have focused criticism on a speech Mr. Obama gave in May in which he said a starting point for a two-state solution should be the pre-1967 borders, adjusted through swaps of land agreed to by both sides.

The cancellation notices are proving to be a political gift to Republicans, who were increasingly concerned that their narrowly focused criticism of the problem-plagued HealthCare.gov could lead to a dead end, once the website's issues are addressed.