Sentence examples for most frequent criticism from inspiring English sources

The most frequent criticism leveled against you is that you portray entire civilizations as unified blocks.

Giuliani's most frequent criticism of Pataki was that he has been lead around by Senator D'Amato.

The most frequent criticism levelled against you is that you portray entire civilisations as unified blocks.

The most frequent criticism is that it looks stark, clinical, and unflattering.

For this reason, the most frequent criticism of the nearly neutral theory is that it is too complex.

In the months leading to the primary, the most frequent criticism of Mr. Hevesi has related to his fund-raising.

The Treasury Report also directly addresses many of the most frequent criticisms of the designation process.

One of the most frequent criticisms of Gervais is that he's closer to the paranoid, megalomaniac, insecure, attention-seeking David Brent than he cares to acknowledge.

"The most frequent criticisms were that the design is too cold, bleak and angular," said Kent L. Barwick, president of the Municipal Art Society, which conducted its own survey.

Here's why: One of the most frequent criticisms levelled at the former secretary of state when she was first rumoured to be running was that she did not stand for much beyond a sense that it was her turn.

And the tone of the book itself -- analytical, almost cold -- invited one of the most frequent criticisms: that she was unsympathetic and even hostile to women and to motherhood.