Sentence examples for particular criticisms from inspiring English sources

– which she responded to by decrying the sexism underlying these particular criticisms because it's the kind of behaviour for which male musicians are valorised.

But the quintessentially diplomatic and carefully spoken Mr. Annan seemed an island of calm, steering well clear of particular criticisms against any one country or policy.

The government makes some specific (and lengthy) points too in response to particular criticisms: Accusation: "The [Media Act] clearly breaches the spirit and the letter of EU treaties.

Among the particular criticisms made in the report were that the C.I.A., despite eight years of rebuilding, had not yet repaired human spying abilities lost because of budget cuts during the 1990's.

Among the particular criticisms that government officials said were made in the classified version of the Senate report were the failure of the C.I.A. to develop human sources of intelligence in Saddam Hussein's government before the war.

For particular criticisms of the Neoplatonist version of multisubjectism, see Allen (1997, 211 215 and 218 224).) The standard view (if there is one) is that the Deductions have an aporetic purpose: their aim is to perplex, to set problems that must be solved, either by rejecting some of the premises that lead to the master contradiction or by finding fault with the relevant reasoning.

"Liberals" receive particular criticism.

Winemakers come in for particular criticism.

"Kettling" has come in for particular criticism.

The movie "Tropic Thunder" came under particular criticism.

England's ICT curriculum has come in for particular criticism.