Sentence examples for hand criticism from inspiring English sources

And on the other hand, criticism feels like participation in the very persecution the minority continuously resists.

On the other hand, criticism of the structure of current foreign aid is a relatively old idea in the development literature.

On the other hand, criticisms by Michelle Obama or Elizabeth Edwards in defense of their husbands are, within limits, accepted and acceptable.

Critical biography has had its share of failures: except in skillful hands, criticism clumsily intrudes upon the continuity of a life, or the works of the subject are made to yield doubtful interpretations of character, particularly in the case of literary figures.

It is important to note that, to the extent to which any moral stance will commend a certain set of actions or intentions deemed morally worthy, and condemn others as being reprehensible, the "clean hands" criticism is so malleable as to apply to nearly any substantive doctrine.

In spite of first-hand criticism from riders following the race that the route was excessively difficult and dangerous, Zomegnan remained staunch in his defense of the route.

On the one hand, the criticism of extrinsic preferences ultimately turns out to be a criticism of false beliefs, and hence does not count as preference criticism.

Many people who might remain unconvinced by modular building will still agree with Hand's criticism of the status quo.

If he allows for a diversity of candidates, this may quickly get out of hand and criticism of the establishment will increase.

Before I ever tried my hand at criticism, I tried to write out sentences from Brustein's "Seasons of Discontent" because I admired their flow.

Some people just hand out criticism so that they can make themselves feel better and you have to look out for situations like that.