Sentence examples for theme of criticism from inspiring English sources

This theme of criticism of the myths was taken over and elaborated in the 4th century bce by Plato.

That has become the central theme of criticism from Mr. Perry, who has steadily increased his attacks on Mr. Romney's credibility as a conservative.

This year, the themes of criticism could well come from the words of previous Republican presidents.

Supporters of Mr. Obama have expressed concern about the bitter ferocity of the Democratic race, particularly with Mrs. Clinton and Mr. McCain sounding similar themes of criticism against Mr. Obama.

Two of the Republicans, Del Beccaro and Sundheim, sounded similar themes of criticism.

A recurring theme of the criticism involved the financial costs of the war at a time when Iraq has built up a budget surplus fueled by high oil prices.

This became a common theme of Austen criticism during the 19th and early 20th centuries.

The theme of self-criticism is nearly ever present, and Gore makes it clear that, aside from the facts of the case, he was drawn to the environmental crisis and the solving of it as a way of working out a crisis in his own life.

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In a later interview Mr. Johns expressed the general themes of the criticism: that Mr. Dillner, a former opera singer and general and artistic director of the Shreveport Opera in Louisiana, had designs on seizing the artistic reins; that he had little musical theater experience; that the Shreveport Opera gave only a handful of performances a season compared with about 100 at the Skylight.

Ms. Finke said both men were wrong on the specifics and each had a personal vendetta against her, a frequent theme whenever criticism of her work came up.