Sentence examples for produced criticism from inspiring English sources

The losing and the tears have produced criticism and derision.

The report produced criticism of the Medicare agency.

The comment produced criticism from Democrats who said that Mr. Bush was politicizing the Iraq debate.

While the Suriadjayas' influence with Indonesia's new government has produced criticism, some skeptics wonder about Mr. Suriadjaya's high-technology connections.

The lighting ceremony in Greece of the torch for the 2000 Olympics produced criticism of Kevan Gosper, Australia's most senior member of the International Olympic Committee.

Of perfections no doubt it contains some; but it contains blemishes too; and if Criticism grant it nothing but its merit, what then will be its praise?" Beyond John Young, other writers produced criticisms of "Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard" in response to Johnson's critique.

So the 3,000 new units would produce criticism in any case.

Mr. Reich-Ranicki continued to produce criticism and commentary into his 90s, including writing a weekly column in The Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, "Ask Reich-Ranicki," in which he answered readers' questions about world literature.

In the decades since then City Lights has become a national institution and Ferlinghetti has gone on to produce criticism, fiction and drama as well as paintings and 15 volumes of poetry including A Far Rockaway of the Heart (1997), his companion collection 40 years after A Coney Island of the Mind.

The organisation of space is a continuous task of conservation-destruction-innovation-construction: what is preserved is not always appreciated; often what is destroyed produces criticism, regret and the quest for revival; innovation, though real, is presented not rarely as an illusion; what is built seldom gains general approval.

The decision produced widespread criticism from officials at several human rights organizations.