Sentence examples for various criticisms from inspiring English sources

However, in reviewing the various criticisms of our paper, we noticed some common threads amongst them.

Not realising Hemingway was in the room, Welles made various criticisms of the author's text.

Nonexpert opponents of A.G.W. usually base their case on various criticisms that a small minority of climate scientists have raised against the consensus view.

In the question period he largely limited himself to objecting that various criticisms were "factually inaccurate" or unjustified, as lawmakers talked over his answers.

The advertising industry has for many years been aware of the various criticisms and has accepted the need for some control over advertising methods in addition to the provisions of statutory regulations that exist in many countries.

Pranab Mukherjee, the powerful finance minister, rebutted the various criticisms raised by opposition parties and civil society leaders like Mr. Hazare who have said that the government proposal is either too weak or, conversely, that it poses a threat to India's democratic checks and balances.

For months now, Frum had been a staunch defender of Knepper, responding with indignation to the various criticism leveled against his protégé by certain elements of the conservative blogosphere -- namely David Horowitz's NewsReal Blog.

Despite several criticisms [ 35- 40], various studies found that certain factors may be more relevant in certain stages than others [ 41, 42].

Yet there is considerable controversy over what precisely envy is, and the cogency of various specific criticisms of envy depends on what view of that subject is adopted.

A third of the book is devoted to an ongoing argument between Evans and John Stevens (another prominent steam engineer of the day), much of which had previously appeared in the journal The Medical Repository and to which now Evans added various additional criticisms of Stevens' contentions.

But his heavy-framed glasses don't obscure the bemused twinkle in his eyes, or soften his various self-criticisms: he loves his subjects more than he loves himself.