Sentence examples for one criticism that from inspiring English sources

The one criticism that is worth confronting head on is the idea that motherhood is purely a personal decision and none of anyone else's business.

One criticism that might be made of Coupland's work is that there isn't enough delineation between his characters' voices.

One criticism that spurred Congress to act was the claim that its members were somehow "exempt" from the insider trading prohibition and so could trade with impunity.

If there is one criticism that could be leveled at the league, now in its 12th season, it is that passes are all too often crude and purposeless.

One criticism that has been made, for example, is that Picasso's Les Demoiselles d'Avignon no longer gets a room to itself.

One criticism that has been levelled at the game is that it can get repetitive, and after the first few battles, such thoughts do occur for a period.

The irony being that one criticism of that whole movement was its lack of a political edge... Yeah, well mods didn't have a particularly political edge either but the mere fact that dressing in a certain way will get you attention from the authorities automatically makes it political.

IS: One criticism is that the Foundation funds research that is not likely to come up with useful answers, if any answers at all.

Montgomery says the site doesn't necessarily skew one way or the other politically, and defends himself against one common criticism: that National Report is perpetuating rumor-mongering, thereby making extreme conservatives more entrenched in their beliefs.

My one criticism is that he did not give adequate attention to the many contributions that Europe has made to metal.

One criticism is that he turned his back on art of the period from 1965 to the present.