Sentence examples for straight criticism from inspiring English sources

It isn't straight criticism, but rather a little detective work on the detective film itself.

While Dunham's career has always been two steps ahead, Akhavan's work cannot be accused of being "too white and straight", a criticism she acknowledges has been levelled at Dunham.

But Ms. Hahn's Rachel addresses the criticism straight on.

Downey is a powerful voice in street food, and Fu-Schnikens boss, Ben Davy, reacted to criticism straight away.

That decision sparked two straight days of criticism from the players, with Derek Fisher, the union president, accusing the owners of arrogance in their bargaining position.

Jeremy Corbyn has hit straight back at criticism from Tony Blair, saying the former Labour Prime Minister's "big problem" is the ongoing delay in the publication of the Iraq Inquiry.

After Clinton suggested during a speech to Aipac on Monday that America needs "steady hands, not a president who says he's neutral on Monday, pro-Israel on Tuesday, and who-knows-what on Wednesday," Trump took her criticism straight to a physical place.

"Trolls" can bring criticism straight to the computer screens of the people they disagree with.

Cyrus also takes on the minstrelsy criticism straight on in the cover story by saying she didn't plan to use anyone, but that she just surrounded herself with her friends in her video.

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