Sentence examples for opposite criticism from inspiring English sources

But the opposite criticism is more valid: the press took the summit too seriously.

Those now portraying her as a principled but rigid dogmatist forget that she used to face just the opposite criticism.

Laxer people, on the other hand, make quite the opposite criticism; they feel that Mrs. Sanger has at times unnecessarily pulled in her horns.

Those who now portray her as a principled but rigid dogmatist, unwilling to make the slightest concession to the junta, forget that she used to face just the opposite criticism.

In some ways, it's a reaction against the opposite criticism of "viral" marketing projects: that by making little ads designed to spread on their own, they're casting consumers not as real people but as unwitting dupes in their marketing schemes.

Not so amazingly, I heard precisely the opposite criticism when I travelled Nad e Ali six weeks ago – the Brits were OK because they talked to the locals, but the Americans just relied on force.

They have insisted on following just the opposite, to the criticism even of socialists in Europe and the now former Communists in China for economic policies that are too far to the left.

"We deeply great that the message has been misinterpreted when our intention was the exact opposite of the criticism received," the statement said. .

The most common response I hear to the question, "Why did Sophocles write these plays?"—and I hear it from military audiences over and over and over again is the opposite of the criticism you mentioned.

He also wrote the lyrics for Leonard Bernstein's acclaimed musical comedy version of Candide (1956), children's books such as Loudmouse (1963) and Opposites (1973), and criticism, collected as Responses: Prose Pieces 1953 1976 (1976).

This is the opposite of self-criticism.