Sentence examples for level a criticism from inspiring English sources

Indeed, if you wanted to level a criticism at Clark's early albums, you might suggest that she was perhaps too much of a polymath for her own good.

It was an impressively ambitious and complex album, but if you had to level a criticism at Veckatimest, you could argue it was easier to admire than adore.

If I'm hesitant to level such a criticism, it's because, although "Go Set a Watchman" comes marketed as an autonomous novel, it is most interesting as a literary artifact.

Byron once complained about Wordsworth that he made "the bard the hero of the story" – a criticism he levelled not at The Prelude (which went unpublished in their lifetimes) but at "The Idiot Boy".

I think being diverse has actually been levelled as a criticism at Supergrass before now.

At a high level, the starting point is a criticism of central banking (banks like the Bank of England or the Federal Reserve).

These are nasty and negative questions, and it's a bad way of evaluating other human beings — a level of criticism that hardly any of us can measure up to.

The article was critical and I wondered to what extent The Guardian maintains a level of criticism politically to keep off the flak of publishing the leaks.

A criticism levelled at Standard was that it made things worse by being too heavily exposed to equities, with its own analysts calling the bottom when the FTSE 100 was at about 5,500.

He has won plaudits for giving short shrift to frivolous shareholder lawsuits while also managing to avoid being labelled as pro-management, a criticism levelled at some peers and predecessors.

Finally, Mr Panetta echoes, from the inside, a criticism levelled by foreign powers: that Mr Obama harmed American credibility by failing to enforce a "red line" against the use of chemical weapons by the Assad regime in Syria.The problem is not a lack of intellect, Mr Panetta concludes, but of "fire".