Sentence examples for valid criticism of from inspiring English sources

The age of my choices, I must agree, may be a valid criticism of my list.

Yet that is not the only valid criticism of the Administration's situational realism in the region.

That's quite right, and indeed there is nothing wrong with valid criticism of any religion.

But that is neither surprising, nor is it a valid criticism of the Mail.

Mr. Donatelli said he did see "weak foreign policy and economic mismanagement" as a valid criticism of both presidents.

But if you want people to take you seriously when you have a valid criticism of a politician, then calling a bow a bow will help.

It most likely led to a muting of valid criticisms of his tenure.

Secretary General Kofi Annan gave a courageous speech on March 21, acknowledging valid criticisms of the United Nations and calling for profound changes.

It incorporated some valid criticisms of the Treasury effort and deleted some of the more politically controversial ideas.

There will be valid criticisms of Corbyn's leadership, and for the sake of credibility these must be acknowledged.

"To the extent that Romney recited valid criticisms of Obama's policies," writes Fred Kaplan in Slate, "he offered no alternatives.