Sentence examples for manner of criticism from inspiring English sources

But Ramsay doesn't seem to listen to anything much; instead, he hears the questions he assumes I must be asking, and as his imaginary ones are generally veiled attacks insinuating all manner of criticism, he gets angrier and angrier.

Launching a series of since-deleted tweets attacking Wiz Khalifa – in response to his suggestion that West had nicked the concept of the title from Max B, a Harlem rapper who popularised the phrase "wavy" in his music – West proceeded to unleash all manner of criticism online, directed towards Khalifa's music and his relationship with Amber Rose.

"It is clear to me that this is not the attitude that a coach for the Mexican national team should take, despite having received all manner of criticisms, offences and mockery of my family and my person," Herrera said.

You can even argue that Cowell's brutal manner– the style of criticism that landed him his reputation as "the Grinch" – is actually just what so many young musicians need.

According to Jones, such parodies commented in a "meta-critical" manner and themselves present an alternative mode of criticism.

Midway through the tournament, David Hill was fined $150 because of "the manner of his criticism" of the course by Joseph C. Dey, Jr., the commissioner of the Tournament Players Division of the Professional Golfers Association.

"During the course of the campaign, there will be all manners of unfair criticism," Mr. Schmidt said.

It therefore is plain that the burden of proof was dealt with and carried in a manner which does not admit of criticism by the defendant.

This is a point which he freely concedes and then forgets – his manner of dealing with most criticism.

Handling his exit in such a haphazard manner has earned Johnson untold amounts of criticism in the days since, given how much the Lakers mean to Southern Californians and how unexpected this news was.

As he explains, however, "these sentiments were not always fully explicit, and might be conveyed through the tone and manner of a summary rather than paragraphs of criticism".