Sentence examples for gathering criticism from inspiring English sources
"gathering criticism" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It can be used to describe the act of collecting and compiling negative feedback or evaluation about something or someone. Example: The politician's actions were met with widespread disapproval, leading to the gathering of criticism from various media outlets and citizens alike.
Although it is now more likely that the controversies of Soviet history can be addressed without causing political destabilization, Russian conservatives are appalled by the gathering criticism of the Soviet past.
HONOLULU — President Obama emerged from Hawaiian seclusion on Monday to reassure the American public and quell gathering criticism as a branch of Al Qaeda claimed responsibility for the thwarted attack on an American passenger jet on Christmas Day.
On May 13, Fox News' Megyn Kelly asked Lieberman to respond to the gathering criticism of Hagee's remarks.
Before the sessions, Mr Zhou and other Hebei officials had spent two months gathering criticisms from party members and then spent three days living with ordinary families.
Diane Zimmerman, an intellectual property professor at the New York University School of Law, said Gawker appeared to be within the copyright law's "fair use" provision, which permits excerpting copyrighted material for news gathering or criticism.
But as Cryan prepared to attend the high-profile gathering he faced criticism from Germany's minister for economic affairs, Sigmar Gabriel, for blaming speculators for the dive in the bank's shares to 30-year lows.
Several of her donors stayed at the president's invitation in the Lincoln Bedroom in the White House and attended the so-called White House coffees, gatherings that aroused criticism that the president was using his official residence for inappropriate or even illegal political activities.
But the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization, which has convened the gathering, brusquely rejected the criticism.
The U.N. body that convened the gathering, brushed off the criticism, saying Mugabe's presence "was not a scandal".
A gathering storm of media criticism has extended even to the Calgary Herald, the main newspaper in his political home city, which denounced him for "a cynical political play".
The threat to Roy may be a crude attempt to prevent such criticism from gathering momentum at a time when Barack Obama is planning a visit to India next month.
