Sentence examples for room for criticism from inspiring English sources

There is little room for criticism or dissent.

Ms. Ghodstinat's clothes, however, leave no room for criticism by the moral police.

This has left him only the most marginal room for criticism, and it has the additional drawback of being hard to believe.

But in the wake of high-level supports, such as that of Jafari, the room for criticism is likely to become tighter.

He added, "When I go back and I ask myself what went wrong, there's room for criticism, because I had more faith in the Europeans, given Libya's proximity, being invested in the follow-up".

But they also say that Mr. Pataki has dealt with Sept. 11 so respectfully, and with so little self-aggrandizement, that he does not leave much room for criticism.

The following is an example of constructive criticism: Do not leave any room for your criticism to be criticised.

There will be plenty of room for new criticism.Steady she goesThe impact of the earthquake is not likely to dent Peru's stellar economic performance, however.

A world that is shorn of objective values or norms leaves no room for rational criticism of peoples' ends, but only for Weberian Zweckrationalität: the rational determination of means to the realization of ends that are taken to be given, as a matter of human psychological fact.

Of course that spirit still endures in some capacity, but it is now tempered by freedom of thought and speech -- there is room for reflection, criticism, and rumination.

While there's certainly plenty of room for strong criticism of the administration's failures in setting up a workable exchange, something that "could inflict a greater toll on the Affordable Care Act than the law's opponents have," The Times' editorial board wrote Sunday, none of this should be conflated with inherent flaws in the ideas behind the site itself.