Sentence examples for mentioned criticism from inspiring English sources

A picture caption on Aug. 28 with an article about the MTV executive Van Toffler, which mentioned criticism MTV received for its coverage of the Live 8 concerts on July 2, referred imprecisely to the event at which Bono was shown.

"A few media have reported that the product is being discontinued due to the mentioned criticism.

He also mentioned criticism of trial judge Marvin Zuker's damning verdict, which employed many academic and feminist readings.

In particular, the above mentioned criticism of our survey during the data collection period, and the fact that our study was carried out during a period of heated debate about the future of general practice in Norway, may have had a negative impact on the response rate, and nature of responses, and introduced bias for which we were unable to control.

Despite the above mentioned criticisms, network inference challenges are a mainstay of DREAM.

"You mention criticism, but what did I do?

The other two complaints about Kakutani's review -- failure to mention criticism of The Times and reference to real estate lies -- would be absolutely appropriate to a news story.

Despite increasing regulations aimed at cutting air pollution and groundwater contamination, not to mention criticism from groups like Greenpeace and Consumers Union, a vast majority of the nation's roughly 33,000 dry cleaners persist in using toxic chemicals linked to cancer, nervous system ailments and other health hazards.

That year, United States Representative George A. Dondero issued a warning about Communist sympathies seeping into American life and mentioned art criticism as a danger zone, citing Ms. Genauer by name, she recalled in a 1992 speech. "My brother telephoned me afterwards and said, 'When did you go Communist?' " she said.

But he also mentioned the criticism from writer Malcolm Gladwell that getting someone to "like" a candidate or a cause on Facebook results in connections that are, in Gore's words, "much weaker and less durable" than those formed by old-fashioned organizing.

Mentions criticism from the Anti-Defamation League (A.D.L).