Sentence examples for real criticism from inspiring English sources

There aren't so many of us left, and we're being squeezed from all sides at the exact same moment that new mediums like Twitter and Yelp have become all opinion, all the time, with little in their digitized streams of yak that a critic might recognize as real criticism.

It turns out the real criticism was that he wasn't commenting on the society critically enough, wasn't representing popular culture with the necessary edge of scorn those of us raised in the 1960s and later understand how to do so well.

These critiques treated my stories as serious things, as pieces of art worthy of real criticism.

Kidd had only one real criticism after watching the Nets let a 20-point lead slip.

"The real criticism is the way they're screwing small companies," he said.

But the real criticism of this budget is that it is not a budget for growth.

"There are real criticisms of Putin's policies at home," said Dmitri Trenin, a foreign policy expert at the Moscow Center of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.

This diminishes the real criticisms women may have about their male partners.

Most of us are aware there are very real criticisms about Kiva and its opaque system of Web lending and disbursement.

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But to use the presence of black people on set or on screen to deflect from the very real criticisms of how the film still fails is, to say the least, unfortunate. .