Sentence examples for Slightly critical from inspiring English sources

"Anything slightly critical of China appears in foreign media, and the nationalists are swarming online, attacking it.

She's like a sympathetic but slightly critical friend, ready with a hug and unable not to give advice.

A motion to this week STUC conference from a trades council representing a man and his dog slightly critical of Labour policy.

And yet none of the material I read suggested an even slightly critical approach to the religious text on which the whole edifice rested.

The only slightly critical question came from a black woman who asked what responsibility the Mayor shared for his "contentious" relationship with the city's black community.

One influential cleric even issued a statement to correct a quote attributed to him that suggested he had been slightly critical of the nuclear framework.

"Zero Dark Thirty" may have won slightly more critical acclaim, but the critics do not vote for the Oscars; the insiders do.

Laura Hudson at Wired was slightly more critical.

The show provided breaks for Paul Nicholas, Elaine Paige, Marsha Hunt, Oliver Tobias and Sonja Kristina, and they received a generally warm, if slightly perplexed, critical welcome.

In particular, a slightly larger critical strain is predicted for thinner laminates.

These techniques delayed the local airflow reaching Mach 1.0, permitting slightly higher critical Mach numbers for the aircraft.