Sentence examples for needed criticism from inspiring English sources

Excessive secrecy limits needed criticism and debate.

Of course, you didn't hear too much about the dark side of life down at Zuccotti Park; most of the media viewed the rabble of Marxists, drug dealers and vagrants that assembled in lower Manhattan as a peaceful movement of young people voicing much needed criticism of the banks.

In his blog, Archbishop Dolan blasted church critics while stating: "The Church needs criticism; we want it; we welcome it; we do a good bit of it ourselves," adding: "We do not expect any special treatment....so bring it on".

In Times and Thoughts, one of 15 books supposedly authored by Nazarbayev, the president writes: "Any leader, especially a successful one, needs criticism".

I'm not saying there is no racism at all - it's just that as we need criticism to change things, we also need to be positive towards the way the MPS [Metropolitan Police Service] is changing.

"It scarcely needs criticism to bring home to me that much of my work has been slovenly, haggard and irritated, most of it hurried and inadequately revised, and some of it as white and pasty in its texture as a starch-fed nun," he admitted.

But Mr. Pataki said that on the day of the power failures the state had more power than it needed, so criticisms about there being too few power plants were misguided.

"We need more criticism, not less," said a journalist in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.

Good science needs good criticism; but Greenfield has built herself an echo chamber.

He doesn't say, 'I'm an international and I don't need any criticism'".

As a journalist, I saw again and again how much we need free criticism of government to keep it honest.