Sentence examples for use criticism from inspiring English sources

But it's not all bad news because sometimes you can use criticism to give you a competitive edge.

Republican in Congress have attempted to use criticism of Fast and Furious to unseat Holder on the grounds he has covered up his knowledge of the operation.

Others prefer to use criticism as a kind of taste test, a consumer guide — and in this case, the question of evacuations would naturally predominate, and count against the movie.

Vijay Padmanabhan, an assistant professor at Cardozo Law School who was until July a State Department lawyer with responsibility for detainee issues, said the five detainees had worked to use criticism of the military tribunals to their advantage.

It is really, as John Rentoul, the political commentator said... 'These are long-term Jew haters, and they can use criticism of Israel as a cloak behind which to mask that sentiment?' Livingstone: He's lying.

Gwyn Jones says Wales can use criticism of their autumn whitewash to help them beat Ireland in the Six Nations.

It is tempting to think that Duckworth's father – her parents were Chinese immigrants – used criticism to motivate his children.

I was positioning myself, as all writers unconsciously do - and particularly a writer whose first novel had just been published - using criticism of others to evaluate and proclaim what I myself stood for.

From mid-1973 until mid-1974 the radicals were ascendant; they whipped up a campaign that used criticism of Lin Biao and of Confucius as a thinly veiled vehicle for attacking Zhou and his policies.

The rise in violent anti-Semitic attacks last year in the UK was clearly linked to the conflict in Gaza, with some using criticism of Israel's actions as a pretext for hate speech.

She lists his faults and uses criticism to throw the spotlight off her own glaring issues.