Sentence examples for understandable criticism from inspiring English sources

Taken out of context, the Vatican statement said, the letter could generate "understandable criticism".

It's an understandable criticism, but the problem doesn't seem to be that they don't have a identity, the sad thing is that this might actually be their identity.

It's an understandable criticism in hindsight, but Ginobili scored 34 points and was the key reason that the Thunder were still in the game late despite an early 14 point deficit.

Chelsea's leaking defence has attracted understandable criticism this season but the lack of protection and effort in front of them was remarkable for a team that swept to the title last season.

After understandable criticism of air-quality reports by the Environmental Protection Agency in 2001, the agency oversaw the creation of decontamination rooms, plastic sheeting and an air ventilation system designed to keep air inside the building.

PAKISTAN REACTS WITH understandable resentment to criticism of its role in Afghanistan.

The president of Fox News, Roger Ailes, called the criticism "understandable, coming from narcissists," but acknowledged that choosing the top ten narcissists in America was ultimately a matter of opinion.

Just considering the details of the vaccination practice of the mid-19th century does much to make many criticisms understandable.

And perhaps the criticism is understandable: Ellie Burch is hardly the UK's only squeezed student.

Voters are rightly concerned about unfettered and illegal immigration, and there has been some understandable if somewhat belated criticism of "multiculturalism".

Men's criticism is understandable.