Sentence examples for make criticisms from inspiring English sources

"And I say to journalists: attack public political figures, make criticisms of them – that's OK.

"But I'm not going to make criticisms of anyone in my dressing room.

As a pundit Hill was never afraid to make criticisms, challenge referees' decisions or float theories.

And so, they will make criticisms whether there is evidence to support what is said or written.

"To make criticisms after the fact, when there is no opportunity to address the problem, is irresponsible," Mr. Levy said.

So Dawkins and his ilk are correct when they say that they are not obliged to become experts in theology in order to make criticisms of religion.

She does this with such candor and conviction as to make criticism sound ill-mannered.

Here Baraka's strengths as a dramatist make criticism of his later choices seem beside the point.

Also, strict word limits sometimes don't allow for the digressions that can make criticism enjoyable to read.

To make criticism of the Bible the central element in the values wars would thus be political suicide for liberals.

For their part, the Afghan news media make criticism of Pakistan a mainstay of their coverage as well, particularly for providing sanctuaries for the Taliban.