Sentence examples for bluntly criticised from inspiring English sources

The Italian has bluntly criticised Volkswagen for failing to join an effort to seek an industry-wide solution to the crisis.

More odd, and encouraging, are the new signs of dissent in the ranks of the elite.The most startling came on January 16th, when the chairman of the newly created upper house of parliament, Alexander Vaitovich, bluntly criticised the president's penchant for rule by decree.

The west also bluntly criticised Russia for generally endangering the integrity and respect for OPCW scientists in a bid to clear itself of the allegation that it was behind the use of a nerve agent that poisoned Skripal and his daughter, Yulia, in Salisbury last month.

Mr Obama should bluntly criticise Russia's poor human-rights and democratic credentials.

The blocs were often openly disdainful of each other, and it's not surprising that the Dutch tend to be more willing than Americans to bluntly criticise the substance of others' religions, just as they might criticise a political ideology.

He's been a frequent guest on television programs where he debates other young Muslims, and his willingness to bluntly criticise them in front of outsiders has earned him many accolades from the media.

He was roundly criticised.

A number of titles were described as being "guilty of gross libels" with "gross inaccuracy" in reporting criticised as "bluntly outrageous".

And his ability to navigate the system within China, sometimes compromising, sometimes criticising bluntly or obliquely, makes his experience much more representative of life for most people in modern China today.

Grant Shapps criticised these ideas.

China also criticised it.