Sentence examples for would be criticism from inspiring English sources
"To do such a scene in Syria — I knew there would be criticism".
"If there's criticism that we overprepared, that would be criticism I'll take".
"If I use 4-3-3 there would be criticism as well.
Aware that there "would be criticism," Ms. Valenti went public with the news in March.
But a source close to the inquiry agreed that while there would be criticism of military decisions taken after the invasion, the bulk of the criticism would be directed less towards the military than others involved.
Advanced-pop criticism would be criticism premised on the belief that you can talk about cultural goods loved uncritically by millions in terms originally developed to talk about cultural goods known mainly to an overeducated few.
While party members would not agree on everything and there would always be "criticism from the sidelines", Mr Cameron urged activists to focus on what they had in common and on the bigger picture.
There would later be criticism of the police from some quarters for being relatively slow to react and for not marshalling the demonstration in any way.
Without art, there wouldn't be criticism, but that cuts the other way as well.
"There would be unbridled criticism," she said.
There would be important criticism from nonpartisan military experts.
