Sentence examples for level criticism from inspiring English sources

Baker is not the first to level criticism at the orchestra.

But if good friends or engaged citizens can level criticism with affection, so can students.

Under a worse-case scenario, the United States would attend the conference, only to be caught in the diplomatically embarrassing position of watching other nations level criticism at Israel or America.

This has been a popular topic in the media recently, and has been used to level criticism against many central banks, from the Federal Reserve to the People's Bank of China.

"Essentially, it's amazing to have people within the entertainment industry level criticism at the inequalities they've faced (and Lily has talked in the past about having faced these) but when someone in the industry stands up and says (in a men's magazine, no less) that these inequalities don't even exist?" she wrote.

Even as he wrote the favourable report in The Lancet Bird felt the need to level criticism at the Pulvermacher Company's London agent, one C. Meinig, for promoting the device as a "universal panacea" for almost any imaginable complaint in the company's advertisements.

It will be interesting to see whether people level criticisms at it for being gender-specific.

But this type of high-level criticism falls only on a 26-year-old quarterback who shows genuine signs of stardom.

But given that this low-level criticism of the EU is beginning to grow in Spain – and given that the Europhobic disease is spreading across the rest of the continent – it may be time to accept that even the Spanish vaccine has a best-before date.

The worker levelled criticism at them for failing to file a report.

(Though he also levelled criticism at how the money was being spent).