Sentence examples for upon criticism from inspiring English sources

The NYT interviewer touched upon criticism it had received in a way that, to me, merely encapsulated its appeal: "To avoid current affairs is in some ways a luxury that many people… cannot afford". I mean, why not just liken it to a holiday in the Maldives?

Huey's address followed an interview with New York state's The Buffalo News where she discussed coming upon criticism from Disney fans on social media who were outraged that the production didn't cast a white woman for the role instead.

Much of the previous EE research has focused upon criticism, although it has been noted that significant other emotional and behavioral responses are likely to be different when arising as a result of high EOI (Vasconcelos e Sa, Wearden, & Barrowclough, 2013; Wearden, Tarrier, Barrowclough, et al., 2000).

How might digital experimentation impact upon mainstream criticism?

Effects at once greater and more detrimental upon the criticism and historical study of art and literature have been produced by a theory of similar but slightly different origin, the theory of literary and artistic kinds.

Clemson seized upon this criticism, using it as motivation in pregame practice.

Upon receiving criticism for the silly statement, Fildebrandt doubled down and called veteran journalist Carrie Tait a "B-list reporter" who "intentionally torqued a story".

I have also experienced parents who insist upon diminishing criticism of their child just to protect a certain perception the child may have of him/herself.

It also reminds the person of what she is doing right and the benefits of acting upon the criticism effectively.

It received mixed reviews from critics upon release, with criticism directed at its resemblance to other kart racers of the time and praise at some aesthetic and gameplay aspects.

And Samuel Johnson, its chief tormenter, said that to discuss the play "were to waste criticism upon unresisting imbecility, upon faults too evident for detection, and too gross for aggravation".