Sentence examples for no criticising from inspiring English sources
There's no point criticising the Ramones for not being virtuoso musicians, or Joanna Newsom for not being funky.
Ms Merkel has repaired ties with Washington at the same time as showing that she is no poodle, criticising Guantánamo and pushing the Americans to talk directly to Iran.
In his late night satire show, Stewart wasted no time criticising the Morning Joe's presenter Joe Scarborough and panellists William Kristol and Mika Brzezinski with a vitriolic dismissal of their belief that "white audiences" were invariably going to repeat what they heard in the rap music they listen to.
The trio's commitment to this new reality – more Brave New World than a brave new world – is tartly funny, and Hoyle's lobotomised smile ("from now on, there'll be no more criticising anything …") could stun a Mumford at 10 paces.
But Labour MP Chris Bryant said there was "no point" criticising journalists.
As an immigrant one has no right to criticise any aspect of the UK.
Europeans "have no right to criticise" the decision to enforce a state of emergency, he said.
Likewise, China has no right to criticise American policy when its own economy remains unbalanced.America is right that China needs to revalue, but for the wrong reasons.
"Whoever has nuclear weapons", retorted President Hafez Assad on May 1st, "has no right to criticise others for whatever weapons they have".
John Terry hit out at Robbie Savage this morning after claiming that the Welshman "played at a really bad level" during his career and had no right to criticise him.
