Sentence examples for preclude criticism from inspiring English sources
Still, the added context and the absence of racially charged images did not preclude criticism.
The general admiration in which he was held did not, however, preclude some criticism of excessive sobriety – the wit of French claveçinists seemed to elude him – of rather unsettling free rubatos, and in concerted works of over-heavy accentuation; and he puzzled many by his reluctance to play repeats in his recordings.
McCloskey does not, in fact, want to preclude all criticisms that economists are sometimes persuaded when they should not be or are not persuaded when they should be.
On the plus side, there's a heartbreaking honesty to Malick's whispering pantheism which precludes sneery criticism; whatever may be wrong with the movie, it's clearly the work of an artist who is not ashamed to have hosts of angels singing hosannas on high if that's how the spirit moves him.
On the other hand, civility does not preclude substantive disagreements, vigorous advocacy of points of view, or cogent criticism of alternative perspectives.
Of course, as many New York coaches in all sports have discovered, having a contract does not preclude being fired, nor does it protect a coach from news media criticism.
I should note that none of this precludes legitimate and profound criticism of the current President and his party on populist grounds.
We accept the criticism that the changes in the unit in Figure 5b do not preclude the possibility that the non-monotonic portion of the response could have occurred at higher sound levels than those presented.
That sum has led to criticism from even some activists that it runs counter to the coalition's image and could preclude people from attending.
Innocence would preclude apology.
