Sentence examples for a direct criticism from inspiring English sources

So, if you criticize their friends then they interpret it as a direct criticism of them.

I should add that many commentators would be well served if they worked harder to understand the underlying financial dynamics of the businesses or industries they criticize (that is just a general statement, and not a direct criticism of Mr Jacobs).

But does it amount to a direct criticism by the PM of The Guardian?

The Russian leader's remarks did not seem to be a direct criticism of American policy, nor did they appear to be a gratuitous needling of Mr. Bush.

This should not be taken as a direct criticism of the principal protagonists; rather it once again illustrated the fierce set-up of a US Open course.

In the end he voted for the final document which was a direct criticism of the U.S. government's position on nuclear arms.

This has been rumoured for a while, but on Monday Mr Biden made a pretty direct criticism of the idea that cartels can be shut down by arresting or killing their bosses, as Mr Calderón has tried to do over the past five years.

Mr. Ceausescu, who has dif fered with Soviet leaders on many policy questions while still maintaining correct rela tions, reasserted his view that every Communist country must chart its own course, an in direct criticism of Soviet efforts to pressure its Eastern Euro pean allies to follow its policies.

But in a country where direct criticism of others -- even public figures -- strikes an uncomfortable chord, there are always one or two people who jeer him and denounce what he is doing as "un-Japanese".

The government faces some potentially unpopular decisions over cutting Austria's budget deficit and ballooning debt, and it seems plausible that Mr. Haider's decision was rooted in a desire to avoid direct criticism and so position himself to return as a kind of national savior in the next elections.

But the document stops short of demanding an immediate ceasefire and direct criticism of Israel is removed after pressure from the US and Britain.