Sentence examples for typical criticism from inspiring English sources

The draw has been met with the typical criticism, some fair, some not.

North Korea's Sunday editorial included almost none of its typical criticism of Washington, though several times it mentioned the imperialist threat that surrounded it.

Again, the typical criticism is that the reason that these facilities are in such bad shape is that they have been ignored and resources withheld.

The WTP presented in a hypothetical situation differs from the actual amount paid – a typical criticism against CVM [ 4].

Here's a random selection of typical criticisms: "You must be very proud that you have succeeded in having this man hounded out of his job" - Cindy Chaplin, Essex.

But the typical criticisms of gratuitous scenes like this may not fit as well as they used to either.

Of course this study, like all others that shed a negative light on GMOs, received the typical criticisms and attacks.

He played devil's advocate, asking people to respond to typical criticisms of the Canadian system and feigning surprise when they said the various allegations were baseless.

There is nothing meek or mild about Miller's discussion of the typical criticisms that are often hurled at older women (as heterosexual men are frequently immune from derision) who decide to have children later.

This paper builds on that assumption and considers where there are obvious gaps in provision and a need for a response to typical student criticisms.

Public criticism Typical comments about UK lecturers on some social networking sites include: "I want to kick [name removed] until he is dead cos he is a crap lecturer".