Sentence examples for offering criticism from inspiring English sources

I'm not trying to take this opportunity to add to the chorus of people offering criticism, but instead trying to offer up one perspective for change.

Mr. Steele, 50, a lawyer, was notably reticent in offering criticism of Mr. Bush on Friday, even though he had been a sharp critic of the former president when running for the Senate from Maryland in 2006.

On their way home, Mrs. Salkeld says, "They are very charming people," instead of offering criticism of their extravagance.

Resentment runs deep among local Iraqis, who say they endured Mr. Hussein's rule, while exiles were safely offering criticism.

It surveys their arguments, parsing them out in numbered propositions, seeking hidden premises, insisting on ever finer distinctions and finally offering criticism and counterproposals.

Mr. Obama assured Senate Republicans that a decision on the Keystone pipeline would come "within months, not years," senators said, offering criticism that environmentalists had overstated its potential impact.

Men were more likely to offer suggestions for future campaign improvements than were women (61 percent and 31% respectively), though offering criticisms or suggesting improvements did not vary with HIV status.

As her nomination moves ahead, some who have appeared before her are offering criticisms.

2, SciPo assists novice writers in producing scientific abstracts in Portuguese by offering criticisms and/or suggestions regarding aspects of their rhetorical structure.

Elisabeth responds to the dedication with gratitude, but also by offering criticisms of Descartes's accounts of magnetic attraction and the heaviness of mercury.

That has not stopped many from offering criticisms over the O.J. prosecution's perceived bungles.