Sentence examples for simple criticism from inspiring English sources

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet The problem isn't that the other Republican candidates have been criticizing Romney — simple criticism is an unavoidable fact of primaries — it's how they've been criticizing him, going after him for what he did in his time as an executive at Bain Capital, and how he did it.

The problem isn't that the other Republican candidates have been criticizing Romney — simple criticism is an unavoidable fact of primaries — it's how they've been criticizing him, going after him for what he did in his time as an executive at Bain Capital, and how he did it.

It wasn't about simple criticism for the sake of criticizing.

But it can also end up being a simple criticism of the attempt to do justice without looking at the messiness of nations, of cultures, and of communities.

He is perhaps the most important artist working in reappropriation and was the subject of a retrospective show, Spiritual America, at the Guggenheim in 2007, the valence of his motivation is not as easy to categorize as a simple criticism of American an ideology.

Recognise the fine line between simple criticism and unfairness.

Perhaps the simplest criticism has to do with "the negation problem" for expressivist theories.

Joss himself figures only in the minds of these people, except in one rhapsodic trumpet-playing section, where we see him in essence male and female stripped away melting into his music.On these shifting sands, the only solid ground Ms Kay offers is almost too simple for criticism: namely love.

This simple self criticism could save you hours if not days of hard work in the future trying to rework the tale so that it all makes sense later on when there are already details built upon the faults.

"I know that my 'Way of the Cross' is criticized for being too simple, too rushed, criticism offered even by some good old friends of mine," Matisse wrote later.

Bontshe shvayg (1894; "Bontshe the Silent") combines sympathy for a simple man with criticism of religious traditions that encourage his passive acceptance of misfortune and oppression.