Sentence examples for robust criticism from inspiring English sources

"Nothing wrong with robust criticism, but laughing at other people's mistakes is never an edifying spectacle".

"Those in the public eye, such as politicians, could expect robust criticism," said the BBC Trust.

Investors also gave the company robust criticism over pay and the future of Hellawell.

Already the split in the A.N.C. has opened up space for robust criticism of hitherto untouchable South African leaders.

"It's of the utmost importance that the judiciary should not be immune from robust criticism," he said.

Asmal was noted for his robust criticism of the ANC government's drift away from the protection of human rights.

Stevens's robust criticisms that the report contained "basic errors" were a powerful retort to Longfield's claims.

In robust criticisms of the industry at the weekend, director-general Simon Walker called for more clarity on how fund managers' salaries are earned.

One Facebook group called I Hate First Capital Connect contains robust criticisms of the company's performance and customer service, while the firm is regularly pilloried on Twitter.

Last month they sent another, with additional signatories.Mr Ahmadinejad's mounting bellicosity on the international stage his threats against Israel, questioning of the Holocaust and nuclear defiance has also run into robust internal criticism.

The second step is to show that such a practical alternative not only provides the basis for robust social criticism, but also that it better accounts for and makes use of the pluralism inherent in various methods and theories of social inquiry.