Sentence examples for recurring criticism from inspiring English sources

If there is a recurring criticism of Barragán, it is that he was undemocratic.

A recurring criticism is that the inquiry has become so overblown and complicated as to doom it to eventual failure.

Although these days I no longer feel guilty about watching, despite my husband's recurring criticism that the show is a middling soap opera.

A recurring criticism I've face in this series is that I talk about religion but focus almost exclusively on the Judaeo-Christian tradition.

He seemed to heed Mrs. Clinton's recurring criticism that Mr. Obama was all about "creating an atmosphere" and "giving great speeches".

It has been a recurring criticism among reviewers – our own Peter Bradshaw among them – that Life of Pi lacks the philosophical heft to back up its transcendental visuals, and that the conundrum offered up to us in the final scenes verges on the spiritually glib.

In a letter to The Times, General McCaffrey's lawyer, Thomas A. Clare, said the general's recurring criticisms had cost him "business opportunities with defense contractors".

One of the recurring criticisms that Bragg has faced over the years is that his interviews are unchallenging, taking the artist at his or her own worth.

He handed to journalists a ten point rebuttal of the recurring criticisms of Universal Credit.

First of all in terms of methodology, our bias towards the qualitative approach suffers from the recurring criticisms addressed to this method and even more so when it is integrated into techniques very little accepted in the community such as the Mann-Whitney test Wilcoxon.

One of the recurring criticisms related to the hospital affiliation with the universities (teaching hospitals) was the slow process of management, numerous and redundant medical orders written by medical interns, residents and attending physicians and the presence of unskilled and inexperienced medical students contributed to the rising level of conflict.