Sentence examples for routine criticisms from inspiring English sources

Ministers made their routine criticisms about publishing secrets but, although the Elysée Palace refused to confirm the comments attributed to French diplomats in the cables, they didn't deny them.

Just as Mr. Redford has been criticized for directing and acting in mainstream films, so the Sundance Institute receives routine criticism for sponsoring mainstream projects.

Mr. Klaw, who had taught magazine writing at the Columbia Graduate School of Journalism since 1970, became editor of the Review in 1980 and guided it beyond routine press criticism to include reports on topics like repetitive stress injury and labor relations in news organizations.

His outspoken skepticism about the social value of routine incarceration, and criticism of the American prison system in particular, drew anger at a time when legislators were turning to stiffer sentences.

So any criticism is routine abuse?

When Sancha members held meetings, they read aloud from jargon-filled central-government documents, and they regularly embarked on self-criticisms, a standard routine in Chinese organizations.

US intelligence veterans have said accusations of "intelligence failures" after such events are routine and warned that mounting criticism of the FBI risks encouraging future infringements of civil liberties.

While her choice to relinquish her makeup routine sparked both cheers and criticism, Keys looks as beautiful as ever with her sans-makeup look.  .

In addition to Kafon, the artists Hamzaoui Med Amine and Klay BBJ have become well known for their weed anthems and criticism of the routine police abuse endured by pot smokers.

The Golden Globes host, whose no-holds-barred jokes called out Hollywood and predictably drew criticism, defended his routine and cleared up the supposed rift it caused in a post to his blog.

For all the glitches in Na's false starts, he impeccably handled the inevitable scrutiny and criticism that his preshot routine engendered.