Sentence examples for seen criticism from inspiring English sources

England's stuttering performance in ODI cricket during the past few months has seen criticism levelled at Peter Moores.

I've seen criticism, of course, that you could knock up the final design in five minutes, but the process of getting there is intriguing to me.

You know it's funny because I've seen criticism levelled at Sarah's work and at my work that could be mirror images of each other.

Combined with dozens of viral news articles and other videos of Abbott's treatment on the programme, millions of people who would never have seen the original programme are likely to have seen criticism of the BBC's current affairs output.

"We know it is only an album cover with a white square on it but often in design it can be a long journey to get at something quite simple which works and that simplicity can work on many levels – often the most simple ideas can be the most radical". I've seen criticism, of course, that you could knock up the final design in five minutes, but the process of getting there is intriguing to me.

In 1998, the album was selected as one of The Sources 100 Best Rap Albums, and former Source magazine writer Cheo H. Coker stated in their November 1993 issue: Though praised for its originality and production, Enta da Stage has also seen criticism for its monotony and lack of lyrical substance.

It's better — certainly it's better for the critic — not to see criticism as a means of making things happen, of rewarding and punishing, or of becoming what Kazin calls a "force".

After seeing criticism in a positive light, and thanking the critic, don't just move on and go back to business as usual.

He tunes into cable news and sees criticism, not kudos.

But more generally, he saw criticism as advocacy for music and performers worth hearing.

Instead, he saw criticism - in a fine phrase - as a "collaborative art".