Sentence examples for insignificant criticism from inspiring English sources

As the only state to vote against the resolution, the U.S. alleged that the U.N. leveled insignificant criticism at Hamas.

I've flown into many a cyber-rage over upon reading unfair (and largely insignificant) criticisms of Bernie Sanders and his supporters, written multi-part tweet threads about the irredeemably problematic nature of some thoughtless thing an old acquaintance said to me when we ran into each other on the street, and delighted in mocking media personalities for their dumb tweets from 2013.

Only the numerically insignificant liberals of the Yabloko party put forward coherent, consistent criticism.

On the other hand, there was some criticism regarding the pricing and the fact that Facebook Polls delivered statistically insignificant results.

Facing a torrent of criticism, Saraiva had scrawled, his lawyer acknowledged, what he described as an "insignificant" artistic expression on the rock, using water-based paint that was erased a few days later.

Government efforts to live up to what was trailed as the greenest budget yet, were subjected to withering criticism from environmentalists who described a series of measures outlined by Alistair Darling as insignificant, contradictory, and lacking any encompassing vision of how to tackle climate change.

(See Unger (1996) for an entirely a priori criticism of many "characteristically deontological" intuitions for their apparent responsiveness to intuitively normatively insignificant factors).

A lot of what he writes is open to an obvious enough criticism: that his arguments should probably be addressed at China, India and Brazil rather than a small and increasingly insignificant corner of northern Europe.

9 However, currently, such discrepancies are assumed by some journals to be unimportant and not worth highlighting to readers. 10 Reaction to the identification of hundreds of discrepancies in only one field varied from interest 11 to criticism that the entire analysis should be "set aside" and that discrepancies should be routinely accepted as insignificant "flubs".

Politics becomes insignificant.

"It is not insignificant.