Sentence examples for simply criticism from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Edwards, who later held a $250-a-head 250-a-head 250-a-headMr. Lamont, said Mr. Lamont would also have to show voters that he stood for more than simply criticism of Mr. Lieberman.

He manages to work in references to Beyoncé, E.L. James, and, in a particularly odd aside, GamerGate, the purpose of which seems to be little more than an opportunity to label the barrage of death threats received by videogame writer Anita Sarkeesian simply "criticism" and to make the point that people were mean to Ayn Rand about her sex life, too.

He's written that the story has long been one of "persecution, suppression and ridicule," because vegetarianism is "not simply a criticism of meat-eating but a criticism of power … Not to eat meat, or to frown on the captivity and killing of animals, went to the heart of society".

They can simply ignore criticism; wave it away as if it were an unsavoury smell.

He is both respectful and critical of the Joyce, but for others, any criticism simply reflects the impoverished state of dance presenting in America.

But Tenet is perhaps especially vulnerable — a magnet for criticism — simply because he is the first of Bush's key national-security advisers to offer himself to the public with a memoir.

He was not looking for praise or criticism but simply to hear the work and to let her know what he was doing over a period of months in the privacy of his study.

The group or movement incipient here is not "anti-theoretical": it does not deny the validity of theoretical reflection on literature and criticism, but simply affirms that this kind of thing could be done a hell of a lot better than it has been so far.

Is the relentless criticism simply the hostility of rivals?

A lot of criticism simply consists in piling words up in front of art!

This week he accused the opposition leader, Lim Kit Siang, of simply mouthing any criticism he found in the foreign press.