Sentence examples for sincere criticism from inspiring English sources

Sincere criticism of the administration on matters of policy is one thing.

After witnessing of the corruption of the old regime, Western hegemony and the oppression of Old China, followed by the prosperity of New China, scholars supported the CPC and socialism, and mostly conducted sincere criticisms and examinations.

White might be a biased observer — he worked at Gimme! Coffee, sometimes works at Joe and is a part of Coffee Common — but the opinions are sincere, the criticisms sharp, the humor bone dry.

These new, grassroots groups seem capable of a responsiveness, and a sincere attention to criticism, that an older, larger organization may struggle to match.

The result was a convention that felt entirely sincere in its criticism of the incumbent president, but somewhat half-hearted about the candidate it put forward to replace him.

Some criticism reflected a sincere concern about social and economic problems in rural areas that were not and cannot be solved by technology alone.

Reagan accepts the resignation of the unpopular conservative Anne Burford as head of the Environmental Protection Agency with evidently sincere regret and indignation over the unfair criticisms that she has been forced to endure, then replaces her with the far more moderate William Ruckelshaus.

Book reviewers found the criticisms constructive and the writing sincere.

You may take this critique as criticism rather than as your boss' sincere attempt at improving your work.

He said the leader – who called him in for talks this week to discuss his public criticisms – was "warm, well-meaning and sincere" with a "refreshing openness".

Asked to respond to Kerry's criticism of Beijing, Hammond said he believed China was "sincere in its desire not to see North Korea build a nuclear capability".