Sentence examples for some grounds for criticism from inspiring English sources
Mo's Chinese attackers — those who live with the daily reality of authoritarian censorship — have some grounds for criticism.
We recognise that there has been some legitimate grounds for criticism of [Scotland Yard] conduct, particularly regarding the public perception created by the actions of some of its officers".
It gives others grounds for criticism.
But the sumptuous romanticism of the story makes it bearable, and this may be grounds for criticism.
Still, "like all filmmakers, Mr. Allen steals from himself like a magpie, which wouldn't be grounds for criticism if he were a more dedicated and careful thief," she said.
The guidelines argued that "disagreement with government policy and the public articulation and discussion of relevant evidence and issues by members of advisory committees can not be grounds for criticism or dismissal".
The only specific grounds for criticism that Trump and his team have offered (besides Curiel's failure to rule for Trump) is that the judge is a member of the La Raza Lawyers Association, a group that advocates for the interests of Latino lawyers.
His advisors agree to leave the Wright issue alone, but convince him that his Obama's connections to Ayers are legitimate grounds for criticism.
There are some grounds for hope.
They have some grounds for doing so.
There are some grounds for this.
