Sentence examples similar to inserted criticism from inspiring English sources

Labour MPs and the sole Liberal Democrat, Adrian Sanders, voted together in a bloc of six against the five Conservatives to insert the criticisms of Rupert Murdoch and toughen up the remarks about his son James.

Along with the parodies and the easter eggs to mess with viewers, Brooker has a habit of inserting outside criticisms and meta jokes made about the show into the "Black Mirror" universe.

There was no reporter-inserted criticism of her at all.

Then he resorts to the lock-step drill of too many reviewers of art, music and literature: "I've praised this highly, and now I must insert some negative criticism".

3.58pm: Guardian political correspondent Juliette Jowit has filed this profile of Lib Dem MP Adrian Sanders, who sided with his Labour colleagues on the culture select committee, voting to insert damning criticism of Rupert Murdoch Adrian Sanderss, a middle-aged, mild, greying man, looks for all his life like a confirmed backbencher for a minority party.

I have now inserted a refutation of a recent flawed criticism of such replacement [ 170].

That protection, quietly inserted at the apparent insistence of the military, has drawn loud public criticism.

And he has come under some real-world criticism for inserting himself in the political process so directly.

Also surviving years of historical criticism is the Pear of Anguish, a fruit-shaped torture device that was inserted into its victims openings, then expanded.

This pangenesis theory, although not specifically referred to, seems to be behind an important distinction he inserted into the fifth edition of the Origin of 1869 where he made a direct reply to the criticisms of Fleeming Jenkin.

They inserted glass eyes.