Sentence examples for Mildly critical from inspiring English sources

Even resident foreign journalists were threatened with expulsion for printing mildly critical articles.

Even her supporters were mildly critical of her behavior at the political meeting.

In a mildly critical article, Water Too Pure …, written in 1972, she deplored the "innocent victims".

He was mildly critical of police brutality during last year's Gezi Park protests.

In World War I, men and women were sentenced to long prison terms for mildly critical political speech.

"I made some mildly critical comment of the effete pretentious posturing professor, that being Mr Flint," Laws said.

This treatise by a former Bundesbank board member is – to put it mildly – highly critical of immigration and Muslims, who he claims are threatening the very fabric of German society.

The Israeli side ranges from mildly self-critical to heavily self-critical, and even on the Arab side there is somewhat less of a tendency to parrot the party line.

They're 16-5-1 since an 0-3-0 start thad had fans calling for players' heads and condemning the trade that brought Lucic to Los Angeles, and that prosperity allowed them to be mildly self-critical Saturday.

Captain Lent is probably right, but trying to tell football anything even mildly nonreverential, much less critical, has been a losing cause for more than a century.

Egypt – where evidence of government repression is mounting – as well as Saudi Arabia and the Gulf states, will be watching carefully to see if Johnson maintains the government's firm commitment to trade and defence sales while remaining only mildly and generally privately critical of human rights abuses and lack of political freedoms.