Sentence examples for alone criticism from inspiring English sources

What's interesting is how little comment, let alone criticism, this roll call has occasioned.

As we report today, honest public debate, let alone criticism, is not tolerated.

The law, as well as Putin's statement last year that gay visitors to Russia would be fine as long as they "leave the kids alone", attracted criticism from the singer this weekend during a trip to Ukraine, which also has a track record of homophobic violence.

Ms. Walsh and her cohort are not alone in their criticism.

But Merrill is hardly alone in the criticism it has received.

The Parrish was not alone in its criticism of the library.

France is not alone in its criticism of Schengen, however, or its desire to see European borders better policed.

In France, indeed in Europe, Mr. Mamere is by no means alone in his criticism of the United States.

Over-assiduous building of airports has become a symbol of Japan's wasteful public-works spending, and the Democratic Party of Japan, which came to power last year, has not been alone in its criticism of the new addition.

"We respect the decision of the courts," said Sgt. Pierre Chamberland, a spokesman for the Ontario Provincial Police, but "their criticism alone does not by default lead to an internal complaint".

You couldn't hang a butterfly on it, let alone any real criticism, since the production — which whittles Shakespeare's play down to ninety intermissionless minutes and throws in a bit of John Garfield forties-era style to boot — is meant not to be examined but seen, sat through.