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criticism

[krit-uh-siz-uhm] / ˈkrɪt əˌsɪz əm /




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In the process, he indicated he had been the subject of unwanted internal interference from senior United figures and that the club had become too sensitive to outside criticism.

From BBC

For example, the criticisms could be that the law does not go far enough in promoting environmental benefits and that the law imposes regulatory burdens and compliance costs.

From Salon

The drills drew a chorus of international criticism, including from Japan, Australia and European countries.

From Barron's

Nancy says he totally understands the criticism that has accompanied his underwhelming start, but says he has "suffered" because of his players not being "ready".

From BBC

“We as queer people need to check our messaging,” Tierney told The Hollywood Reporter following the incident, brushing off criticisms that the show is fetishizing the gay experience for women viewers.

From Salon