Sentence examples for noted criticism from inspiring English sources

Our Johannesburg story on the eve of football's World Cup – Two South Africas, just one party, 11 June, pages 1-2 – noted criticism levelled at the government for spending $33bn£22.5bnbn) on stadiums and infrastructure while many live in poverty.

As Winston Churchill noted, "Criticism may not be agreeable, but it is necessary.

She noted criticism from some Republicans of a recent television interview for seeming too serious as she discussed the fight against Islamic State.

The report also noted criticisms in medical journals of the studies that Matrixx cited to support its claims.

The review also found problems with the former government's establishment of an advisory board to provide advice on implementation, noting criticism that it included representatives from large service providers – including Goodstart – that were also potential recipients of the fund.

The story, titled "Meeting on Parade Is Called Off," focuses on the police actions at the rally, noting criticism of the cops for brutally lashing out at the Klan supporters, who had assembled during a Memorial Day parade.

Obama's speech "seem to resonate this time," another reporter said in a question, due to "the personal aspect of this tragedy," also noting "criticism of him in the past in terms of not really being able to empathize with folks and the comparisons between himself and Clinton.

Gino had been watching, poised to take over, noting criticisms and whispering warnings.

Mr. Baird also noted international criticism of Iran over its support of the government of President Bashar al-Assad in Syria as it violently suppresses a widespread popular uprising.

Johnson appears to have noted the criticism.

Kroft noted the criticism that Obama is engaging in class warfare and calling for a "redistribution of wealth".