Sentence examples for read as criticism from inspiring English sources

(Mr. Daigneault emphasized that his ideas for "Carrie" should not be read as criticism of the Off Broadway run).

For starters, this column should not read as criticism of those orgs.

One of Rilke's injunctions is easy to follow: "Read as little as possible of literary criticism".

Read as much as possible.

In the 1970's and 80's, they were read as art criticism.

This ambiguous phrasing might be read as a criticism of the Government's use of assassinations.

Notwithstanding the circumstances, it was read as a criticism of Hawke, which Keating denied.

In a Times Op-Ed three years ago, Stewart objected to the "feel-good, idea-light" policies of the Conservatives, and wrote that "Churchill has been replaced by Bertie Wooster," which is hard not to read as a criticism of Cameron.

JP: Sir Ivan does not name those he is effectively accusing of over-optimism and naivety, but this could be read as a criticism of pro-Brexit ministers - those said to favour a "hard Brexit", under which the UK could leave the European single market and customs union and be subject to the rules of the World Trade Organization.

The common interpretation of the lyrics is that they reflect his schizophrenia and it has been argued that they could also be read as a criticism of the other band members for forcing him out.

The gospels' use of the term "the Jews" therefore, should not be read as a criticism of the Jewish religion, and especially not as a condemnation of an entire people, either then, or now.