Sentence examples for just criticism of from inspiring English sources

Just criticism of Israel.

"I think it's a just criticism of the modern Beatrix Potters is that they lack the sardonic humor that makes Beatrix Potter so much fun for kids and grown-ups," Mr. Bidwell said.

The editors of the journal state that "the excellent description and just criticism of the Darwinian Theory, which this article contains, give to it a special value.

However, evaluation of the experimentation is not just criticism of a beautiful-ugly or good-bad scale, but the evaluation may also have an impact on the evaluator's own old experiences.

It is not just criticism of Israel that is the issue here.

The athlete representation business has been the subject of just criticism as business dealings have been conducted with improper intentions that have left athletes in dubious circumstances.

This is true not just for criticism of Israeli foreign policy, but the criticism and satirisation of other states, religions and individuals too.

I have just one criticism of this fascinating, erudite and beautifully written book: Appiah thinks honor survives in WEIRD societies.

In December 1862, three weeks before the final emancipation order was to go into effect, and just as criticism of emancipation was reaching its height, Lincoln's general in chief, Henry W. Halleck, commissioned a pamphlet-length statement of the Union's view of the laws of war.

In 2000, just as criticism of the government's efforts at the dome was at its height, many in the City were also laughing at Erskine's appointment to the helm of what was then called BT Cellnet, spun off from the former monopoly's wireless division.

So this popular just war criticism of pacifism is not strong.