Sentences with phrase «getting fair criticism»

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One of the criticisms I frequently get is that I'm not fair, that I paint with too broad a brush.

I can not help but feel a little bit sorry for our centre forward Olivier Giroud, who gets more than his fair share of criticism from fans of Arsenal and the France national team, despite his record being pretty good.

Sam P grow up life's not fair but with 8 million comes a little bit of criticism I'm sure the old one will get through it and finish off ruining the club.

I think Wenger gets some unfair criticism over this, he also gets a lot of very fair criticism for not paying sufficient attention to squad depth / quality, particularly in defence.

Mayor Bill de Blasio may be on vacation, but he can not get away from criticism that he does not pay his fair share when it comes to the MTA.

The iPhone 8 got its fair share of Twitter criticism, with some calling the phones a «lazy» upgrade and others saying they're near identical to their iPhone 7 and 7 Plus predecessors.

It's a very calculated throwback, and at the time of its release, it got a fair bit of criticism for that.

This week's critique session got down to business with harsh, but fair criticism of Trong's Cosby family of televisions watching televisions.

Because this paper needs all the fair criticism it can get, and accessible too, not after 1000000 comments!

The American Bar Association gets its fair share of criticism from lawyers who don't appreciate the political positions that the ABA adopts or who feel that the organization is dominated by large firm interests.

But we can't let the issue go without a fair amount of criticism: now that we've come to expect 4.7 - inch displays with 720p resolution and pixel densities topping 315ppi, it's getting more and more difficult to excuse a WVGA model that delivers a subpar 199ppi.

Criticism is fair game; but only when the complainer gets the facts straight, not just critiquing for the sake of filling time and wasting space.