Sentence examples for necessary criticism from inspiring English sources

But where's the line between being "respectful" and being overly sparing with necessary criticism?

The separation barrier, settlements, the status of Jerusalem, Palestinian refugees, water resources, targeted assassinations and imports into Gaza demand debate and, where necessary, criticism.

How can they close all the paths of dialog, debate, healthy dissent and necessary criticism?

When you have a Democrat in power, it stifles the very people who could make the necessary criticism.

There was darkness as well as light in this address — subtle warnings to China (unnamed) not to facilitate Iranian and North Korean nuclear development, insistence on the right of presidents to pursue unilateral aims when necessary, and criticism of the "ambivalence" that many feel towards military efforts, which was presumably a nudge to Europe to send more troops to Afghanistan.

I am sure that the bishop is dealing with this thoroughly and with the necessary self-criticism.

The science community should be ready to serve, but also to provide the scrutiny and criticism necessary to preserve democracy and our nation's scientific enterprise.

Young adults who enter competitive high schools and universities without the emotional skills necessary to handle criticism, disappointment and intense competition will be ill-equipped to handle the challenges of an increasingly competitive marketplace.

In a way, pre-judgement is a necessary evil of criticism: there are far more books published than anyone could possibly read, busloads of awarded writers who aren't actually worth reading.

FIFA rejected the advice of experts when it cleared Mexico of improper conduct for homophobic chanting at the World Cup and some fans are reluctant to accept that infamous chants such as "Chelsea rent boys" are offensive, with "Is this really necessary?" a regular criticism levelled at LGBT fan groups.

Faced with a sociological naturalism that relativized claims to truth and justice are necessary for social criticism, the challenge could be answered by detranscendentalizing truth without losing its normativity (Horkheimer 1993, 6; McCarthy, in McCarthy and Hoy 1994, 10).