Sentence examples for popular criticism from inspiring English sources

The link between forest cover and water yield reached its peak popularity in the 1870s and 1880s before suffering scientific and popular criticism that led to its decline globally in the 1900s and on.

A popular criticism is its bi-yearly cull, of everybody.

Alongside his teaching and novel-writing, Allen's gift for popular criticism found expression in both print and broadcast media.

The chorus of popular criticism has only grown louder in recent years despite muted acknowledgment by some Pakistani officials that the drone strikes have been effective.

But at the time, Lincoln Center was a trendsetter of enormous influence, the leader among marbleized entertainment centers (despite much popular criticism).

Although the amendment focused on the NHS, that's simply the tip of the iceberg – the most popular criticism of the trade deal.

Popular criticisms emphasize that hierarchical organization strangles creative impulses and injects hyper-cautious modes of behaviour based on expectations of what superiors may desire.

True, MPs on the Blairite wing of the party, who backed the elder Miliband, voice the popular criticisms of their leader: too left-wing, chronically adenoidal, tainted by association with Gordon Brown, the former chancellor and prime minister whom he served as an aide and ally.

"Out of the Vinyl Deeps" performs two canon-changing acts for the literature of popular music criticism.

"The manner of appreciation she invented has become the standard manner of popular culture criticism in America," he wrote.

Because impeachment was not popular, overt criticism of any Clinton scandal, from lying under oath to illegal Asian fund-raising, is taboo.