Sentence examples for release criticism from inspiring English sources

Until their release, criticism of the 19 Koreans, all from Saemmul Presbyterian Church, had been tempered by fears that they might be killed.

Operating on a vague assumption that trippy music and album design go hand in hand with smoking vast quantities of prime, sticky Adelaide hydro, I asked some stoner buddies if they minded submitting themselves to the last five major Wolf Eyes releases, and passing criticism on the artwork and sounds.

It received mixed reviews from critics upon release, with criticism directed at its resemblance to other kart racers of the time and praise at some aesthetic and gameplay aspects.

However, the episode has also been criticized for parodying Indecent Proposal nine years after its release, a criticism which the episode's showrunner Al Jean responded to in the episode's DVD commentary.

The release drew criticism from rights activists and lawyers, who pointed out that inmates convicted of nonviolent crimes but considered Kremlin foes – such as the former oil tycoon Mikhail Khodorkovsky – have been refused early release.

The film's cancelled release drew criticism in Hollywood, with some calling it an attack on the freedom of expression.

And he questioned the State Health Department's motives in releasing a criticism of Mrs. Clinton's plan.

Long before Mr. Obama began delivering this speech, Senator McCain's spokesman, Tucker Bounds, released this criticism: Barack Obama has a lot to say about democracy and Cuba, but his record of weak leadership tells a different story.

Joe's Garage received mixed to positive reviews upon release, with criticisms aimed at its profane lyrical content, but has since been reappraised as a landmark album.

This prompted Sony to cancel the film release, sparking widespread criticism – including from Barack Obama.

The mishandling of his release prompted wide criticism and calls for an overhaul of the notification system.