Sentence examples for printing criticism from inspiring English sources

According to the chat logs, he was first dismayed by the detention of 15 people in Iraq for printing criticism of Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki.

The suspension of a prominent magazine editor in south China, Zhao Lingmin, over printed criticism of Sun's "treasonous" dealings with Japan was reported widely in China days before the premiere was canceled.

Beyond that, he said, the change shows that print criticism and the theatrical release of movies remain important in a media environment that has rapidly expanded to include a universe of online reviews and unconventional distribution methods.

(It will be interesting to see whether, in years and decades to come, today's trenchant and vigorous critical discussion, largely driven by the Internet, will undergo the same degree of historical revision as earlier generations' print criticism).

The relationship between print criticism and the blogosphere is a popular topic on this blog and in the pages of the Guardian and Observer - most prominently in Jay Rayner's interview in July with leading critics and bloggers about their own and each other's work.

Hinton, to hear Thorne tell it, had the gall to print criticism of his wife in a press release last May.

Mr Wharton is apparently angry that the newspaper printed criticisms of him for not attending a House of Commons debate on the steel crisis.

The move, derided as "printing money" sparked criticism from foreign officials.

Your refusal to print the Doonesbury criticism offends me in a more profound way.

The spread of English education, the introduction of the printing press and the criticism of the prevailing social system by Christian missionaries helped make the society more open and flexible.

The words — too graphic to be printed here — raised no criticism on the site.