The long and successful career of Eugene O'Neill may be a partial answer to this criticism.
And after years of what Cuban has deemed a "love-hate" relationship between the two billionaires -- and all these months of partial praise and qualified criticism -- Cuban is willing to call Trump's run for the White House as he sees it: "the 'Seinfeld' candidacy".
Though admitting, in a partial rebuttal to heavy criticism, that small population sizes permit … … proliferation of transposable elements and other neutrally evolving DNA.
Moreover, two indicators of East Asian views of the self in social contexts (interdependent self-construal and self-criticism) were partial mediators.
This was criticized as undue inducement; criticism was also directed at partial industry funding of the study (Environmental Working Group 2004; Pesticide Action Network Updates Service 2004).
No advocacy of school vouchers or the partial privatization of Social Security, no criticism of affirmative action.
In what was in effect an unprecedented challenge to Khamenei's authority, he implied the Supreme Leader, normally above criticism, was negligent, partial, and possibly involved in plans to steal the election.
Though the book has gotten a lot of attention, reviews of "Cleaving" range from dismissive criticism to hesitant, partial praise.
Poland's foreign minister, Adam Rotfeld, called this a mistake, though he later withdrew his criticism after learning that partial withdrawal had been announced earlier.
The government has also faced criticism for presenting a partial reversal of planned cuts to universal credit as a boost to working households when in reality the giveaways will be more than offset by other cuts announced in 2015.
