Sentence examples for superficial criticism from inspiring English sources

The only thing which annoys me is when some Western critics who do not understand Indian music offer superficial criticism.

Our glossy industry often provokes superficial criticism of models' weight and body image, but the fact is that most models' clout in their workplace is as tiny as their size-zero frames.

The fashion industry is a superficial industry that invites superficial criticism: we tend to consider the impact of fashion images on consumers, rather than looking at the industry from a labor standpoint and considering how the models are treated on the job.

At the launch of a report by the all-party parliamentary group on women, she also called for an inquiry into sexism towards female MPs in the media, as anecdotally they tend to attract "superficial criticism about what we wear or the timbre of our voice, rather than what we say".

When Warren jumped into the race, my thinking was that the superficial criticism would come in two forms, both of which were despicably demonstrated by Bloomberg Businessweek in their recent Warren cover story.

Britain doesn't have the luxury of making even superficial criticisms of any potential source of labour or capital.

Mr. Volcker calls such criticism "superficial," saying: "Competition in banking, here as elsewhere, is desirable for the benefits it brings in institutional efficiency and better, more economical service to customers.

12 However, it is possible that it is important for Vilde to present a picture of herself as not being superficial, the self-criticism showing that she fully grasps the serious dimensions of her decision.

These criticisms are superficial and shallow.

Despite the superficial celebration by some and criticism by others that George W. Bush says that he doesn't read many of America's leading papers, the 43rd President of the United States reads a great deal of quality work.

Bergman's reputation as a "gloomy Swede" was not dented for long, and subsequent films confirmed his seriousness and the seeming lack of humour that had been a criticism - no doubt superficial - since childhood.