Sentence examples for worthy criticism from inspiring English sources

Though it was a worthy criticism to question why MIA had been invited in the first place, it's also meaningful that the festival, despite its sprawling, worldwide reach, is still an organ which breathes and responds to the voices of its patrons.

They say that Mr. Thomas is at most guilty of "an unthinking attitude that is worthy of criticism but not of punishment".

7.39pm GMT Leveson also raises concern about the adverse influence a newspaper's worldview can have on its reporting The fusion of news and comment in the press is not necessarily a practice that is harmful or worthy of criticism.

What is harmful and what is worthy of criticism is a practice identified in sections of the press of prioritising the worldview of a title over the accuracy of a story.

Wine is at its best a work of art, and therefore worthy of criticism.

Notwithstanding this issue of whether al-Ghazālī was an occasionalist or not, no one doubts that al-Ghazālī found some key views of the falâsifa Avicenna (Ibn Sīnā, 980 1037) problematic and worthy of criticism.

His assertion was therefore that Labor was worthy of criticism for paying too much attention to polls.

That last item, along with the decade-old racist comments in the newsletters Paul published, is certainly worthy of criticism.

It is awful & worthy of criticism and commentary but it is far from the worst thing Trump said or did during his campaign and quite frankly the obsession with putting it forward as the quintessential example of how horrible Trump is, is deeply hypocritical.

In general, this process would appear reasonable and not worthy of criticism or refinement.

These critiques treated my stories as serious things, as pieces of art worthy of real criticism.