Sentence examples for said a criticism from inspiring English sources

No one can accuse them of manipulating anything, she said — a criticism often leveled at paranormal shows.

"You know, if I were doing this, I'd do it totally different," Mr. Cantor said, a criticism of Speaker John A. Boehner's handling of the Republican side of the talks, according to the book.

Of course Mr Belloc and Mr Chesterton are serious persons, and their fun is at bottom, as Matthew Arnold might say, a criticism of life.

"As we have differences, as any friends do, we will work to resolve them quickly and respectfully," she said, an implicit criticism of Obama's failure to prevent spats with Netanyahu from surfacing publicly.

"One of the lessons electrical lighting taught him was you couldn't necessarily rely on the people who were investing in the innovation but weren't willing to take on the risks of the innovation," Mr. Israel said -- a criticism that many of those caught in the dot-com bust level against venture-capital patrons.

"If they were seriously interested in patent pools," Mr. Berman said, echoing a criticism voiced by Oxfam as well, "they'd try out the Unitaid one".

"It is getting to be far too costly," Mr. Lott said, reiterating a criticism that he has increasingly sounded for two weeks.

"We aren't a single-issue country," Clinton said, repeating a criticism she's levelled at her opponent for his relentless focus on Wall Street greed and income inequality.

Writer says a sound criticism may turn out to be that the hearings have been run not by the comm.

Mr. Roggio said a growing chorus of criticism — including a young Yemeni journalist who passionately criticized the strikes at a recent Senate hearing — may be influencing American policy.

"This company is facing a barrage of criticism," said a senior administration official involved in the deal.