Sentence examples for apparent criticism from inspiring English sources

Badminton England has defended its World Championship preparations after apparent criticism from its top player Nathan Robertson.

She employed a number of football metaphors—"trick plays may razzle-dazzle," she said, in apparent criticism of McConnell, "but defense wins championships".

In an apparent criticism of European stress tests for banks that gave some institutions clean bills of health in spite of market concerns, the I.M.F. also called for stricter oversight.

The Los Angeles Unified School District (Lausd) Superintendent has defended his multi-million-dollar closure of the city's public schools following apparent criticism from New York City officials over his handling of a bomb threat that was ruled a hoax.

As the families of the Al Jazeera journalists sifted through the meaning of the latest court decision on Thursday, they applauded the court's apparent criticism of the first trial but expressed disappointment that the judges had not granted a request to suspend the men's sentences.

Walden said the effect of the government's plan to withdraw in-work tax credits from 3 million of the poorest working families was not yet clear but added, in an apparent criticism of the policy: "I am in favour of our consumers having more spending power".

It comes following apparent criticisms of Labour's policies from Mr Cruddas - a Labour MP who is also co-ordinator of the party's policy review.

Now, there is no shortage of self-criticism (or apparent self-criticism) in Heaney's work.

"In fact we welcome it as genuine feedback," he told the newspaper in an apparent reference to criticism.

The mainstream candidates' reluctance to lock horns with the tycoon may be understandable given his apparent immunity to criticism.

The pervasive influence of science is most apparent in modern criticism's passion for total explanation of the texts it brings under its microscope.