Sentence examples for reasoned criticism from inspiring English sources

Even the most mild, reasoned criticism of the monarchy is forbidden, punishable by up to 15 years in jail.

(Here's a reasoned criticism from John C. K. Daly at OilPrice.com*, and an unreasonable assault on Yergin from Christopher Mims).

Let's put aside James's crude and arrantly absurd attack on Godard, which takes the place of reasoned criticism and simply isn't worthy of mention (who edited James's piece?).

Record Store Day might not be dying just yet, but to simply dismiss any reasoned criticism of it as "misrepresentation"? Give us a break.

Guardian books blogger and author Sam Jordison agreed with Stothard about the need for argued, reasoned criticism, but said that this was amply provided by bloggers such as John Self, Max Cairnduff and Stephen Mitchelmore.

The fight didn't begin over Romulus — it was about the question of whether feminist scholars are, in Sommers's words, "impervious to reasoned criticism" (she thinks they take things way too personally, and, consumed with effrontery, are unable to correct themselves).

They were reasoned criticisms.

Citing national security, the Pentagon is trying to keep Theodore A. Postol, a Massachusetts Institute of Technology professor, from distributing reasoned criticisms of the Bush administration's missile defense plan.

There are many reasoned criticisms of the war crimes tribunal itself, whether it can be fair and outside the realm of politics that created it amid the darkness of the Bosnian war that raged from 1992 to 1995.

There is another way to think of this personal reasons criticism of instrumentalist approaches to political authority.

Writers who touch on tricky subjects – race, gender, Israel, migration – or whose work reaches an unexpectedly broad audience can often find themselves on the receiving end of abuse and agenda trolling as well as reasoned debate and criticism.