Sentence examples for most common criticism from inspiring English sources

The most common criticism was lightness.

The most common criticism of AL Kennedy's writing is that its craftedness can become oppressive.

The most common criticism of recent Corvettes has not been related to the car's performance, however.

The most common criticism is that drones often wind up killing civilians.

The most common criticism I received was that it was an attempt to demonstrate that police aren't the problem.

"We never had to learn to be musicans," Dolenz points out, contradicting most common criticism with varying degrees of talent.

The most common criticisms are that ranked-choice is too expensive to run and too hard for voters to understand.

One of the most common criticisms of Blue Apron and its competitors is that they limit creativity and improvisation.

One of the most common criticisms of our work is that patients don't have just one medical problem, but often multiple problems.

One of the most common criticisms of video games is that they can wrap those who play in enforced and occasionally deranging solitude.

One of the most common criticisms of Pevsner is that he was too dry, a desiccated pedant who had no feeling for the English landscape.