Sentence examples for platform for criticism from inspiring English sources

Since its launch in 1999, the Daily News has been a platform for criticism of President Robert Mugabe's 23-year rule.

As a platform for criticism, the Internet lends itself to the endless making and circulation of lists, and it has also become a gathering place for cinematic antiquarians of all stripes and sensibilities.

My face exploder was Grant Farred's "What's my name: Black Vernacular Intellectuals", which characterised Muhammad Ali, Bob Marley, C.L.R. James and Stuart Hall as "vernacular intellectuals", who used their art as a platform for criticism and discourse.

The human-rights protesters — or, if you prefer, the splittists of the Dalai clique — propose that the Beijing Games can be a platform for criticism of China, along the lines of the celebrated Black Power salutes at the 1968 Games.

He especially dislikes Twitter, a frequent platform for criticism - he even tried to have it banned in Turkey.

He revealed this week that the recurrence of cancer only meant that he was going to take a "leave of presence" – indicating a lighter workload, with some reviews delegated to other writers, but with a whole new raft of ideas about digital platforms for criticism.

One thing that changed in your time away is that there is now a bigger platform for both criticism and support, via social media.

In making such a strong preliminary statement, Mr. Moussa signaled that he would continue to use the Arab League as a platform for sharp criticism of Israel.

But whatever else "The Daily Show" is, it's also a potent platform for media criticism.

The president has used the social media platform for savage criticism of Baldwin's "SNL" performances.

Zuckerberg's announcement came after the platform faced criticism for turning on the Safety Check feature for the Paris terror attacks, but not for other tragedies like the suicide attacks the day before in Beirut.