Sentence examples for an implicit criticism of from inspiring English sources

Comments in the Ynet report were "an implicit criticism of Netanyahu's approach," Mr. Eisenstadt added.

His remarks are an implicit criticism of promises by the two Democratic frontrunners.

They can combine a love of country with an implicit criticism of it.

In his thoughtful demeanour seems to be an implicit criticism of the vapidity of today's world.

Perhaps this was just a generic statement about American leadership and not actually an implicit criticism of Obama.

But I also take it as an implicit criticism of the reliability of the publication's competitors, foreign and domestic alike.

In a speech Monday in Miami, Bush offered what turned out to be an implicit criticism of his father's approach.

Wolfe offered an implicit criticism of the tone of the protests and their reception on the university side.

His presence is an implicit criticism of Paul, a character it would be hard to read a whole book about.

Mr. Obama uses these endorsers to offer an implicit criticism of Mrs. Clinton, something he is not doing himself.

China was unhappy when the 1989 award went to the Dalai Lama, an implicit criticism of China's occupation of Tibet.