Sentence examples for which criticism from inspiring English sources

A critic must have some standards, any standards, without which criticism is--beautiful and pointless.

Morale improved, they said, but with that came an atmosphere in which criticism of the detainees' treatment was tacitly discouraged.

All of which criticism the Harlequins flanker vows will act as fuel in the most important match of his career.

The medieval church was the sole source of moral value, and one of the few contexts within which criticism of tyrannical rule was possible.

There is no question that the world of printed discourse, in which criticism has occupied a small but well-appointed corner, is undergoing enormous change.

But it also had the effect of turning the cabaret show into a sometimes maudlin memorial, for which criticism seems inappropriate.

It's just, like, I'm obviously not perfect, because no one is, and it can be really hard to know which criticisms are valid.

Mark Watts, the editor-in-chief of Exaro, told BBC Radio 4's Today programme on Thursday morning: "It is the draft from which criticisms were passed to individuals as relevant, and indeed to the BBC as an institution.

Scharre writes, "One of the challenges in weighing the ethics of autonomous weapons is untangling which criticisms are about autonomous weapons and which are really about war".

The editors did not know which criticisms had authors' replies and they were not provided with authors' replies.

The appropriate form of criticism to validate outcomes on these levels is the third form of conceptual criticism, which includes intersubjective criticism.