Sentence examples for objects of criticism from inspiring English sources

Gasol and Bynum were the objects of criticism after their poor play in Game 6 against the Nuggets.

What's more, both the Lincoln Memorial and the Jefferson Memorial were the objects of criticism when they were proposed: why was Lincoln portrayed as a tired rather than a triumphant leader; why was Jefferson housed in a Roman temple?

The primary objects of criticism in her book are the anti-globalization protesters who have sought to disrupt gatherings of international leaders in Seattle, Washington, Quebec City, Prague and Genoa.

Certain props, such as the slide rule, and design elements, such as punched cards, are also objects of criticism for Law, who questions whether a futuristic spaceship that can travel at the speed of light would be equipped with such relatively primitive technology.

Anyone is a critic, and anyone an object of criticism.

But it also makes him a particular object of criticism.

It was inevitable that she should be the object of criticism herself.

Now, the object of criticism is the Guardian for having printed Edward Snowden's revelations.

The element of educational courses in the teacher preparation program has been the object of criticism from academic specialists, defenders of liberal culture, and practical-minded professional educators.

Although it may express a strong ironic disapproval of collective mindlessness, the object of criticism is the mindlessness rather than the conformity.

An outlier in an understated organization, Jacobs has found himself the object of criticism in recent years for outspokenness and for some of his on-field conduct.