Sentence examples for Somewhat critical from inspiring English sources

"I'm somewhat critical of my generation.

But industry experts remained somewhat critical of the plans.

"The trial lawyers are somewhat critical to Gore," Ms. Krumholz said.

In any case, her powers of observation emerged as acute, somewhat critical and wryly mischievous.

Mr. Rene, another of his sons and some neighbors were somewhat critical of the police response.

Referring to Mr. Jenkins's somewhat critical portrait of the city, he said: "It's not a problematic film for San Francisco.

The non-Tory press was somewhat more critical.

Its success may modify the somewhat cliched critical view of Asian cinema at Cannes as something affectless and opaque.

Tagore's poetry (although I may be somewhat more critical today) swept me off my feet in those days.

While Sterling's attorneys praised the sentence, whistleblower advocates who have followed the case were somewhat more critical.

Americans over all were also somewhat less critical of bankers this time than they were two years earlier.