Sentence examples for majority of criticism from inspiring English sources

The majority of criticism I received was centred on the use of the word cancer as a catch all for the disease.

"The majority of criticism comes from people who haven't watched it and don't want to because this is their reality that they refuse to face up to.

In July the American network CNN was widely derided for calling Kenya "a hotbed of terror" before President Obama's visit, but this time the majority of criticism was reserved for Fox News – who led with the news of the pope's visit to "war-torn" Africa.

There have undoubtedly been some green campaigners guilty of using junk science to scaremonger on these issues, but the majority of criticism aimed at these technologies is now based on concerns about the high cost of nuclear power and the extent to which GM innovations pose unknown risks and hand immense power to the corporations that control the technology.

The attorney general's investigation has yet to zero in on any top city or state officials, including Michigan Governor Rick Snyder and former Flint Mayor Dayne Walling, who have received the majority of criticism from the public.

The majority of criticism regarding breast cancer grading has centred on the lack of uniform methodology.

Praise has mostly been directed towards its battle system, while the majority of criticisms have been laid against its stories and characters.

So far, the majority of public criticism has centred on arguments relating to intellectual property and the cost of medicines, though many have concerns about environmental issues including climate change, investment, e-commerce and labour laws.

She was unfazed by a majority of the criticism, but the assumption she rejected the most firmly was about her upbringing.

The majority of the criticism for the game was in regards to the interface used to navigate the online world; while The Economist found it quirky and realistic, Gillen felt that it made it easy for the player to miss a key message, leaving the player stuck with no direction as to where to turn.

The European Parliament played a vital role here; this House was the source of the vast majority of the criticism directed towards Nice, although we recognise and acknowledge the fact that the formal conditions for enlargement were agreed on there.