Sentence examples for contained criticism of from inspiring English sources

While the cable contained criticism of the UK, one sent a fortnight earlier told a different story.

The shadow defence secretary, Jim Murphy, said Fox had his "deepest sympathy", though Labour's reaction also contained criticism of Cameron for allowing Fox to survive through the week.

A story that contained criticism of the development, and questions about its probity from the former Liberal leader John Hewson, ran under the headline: "James Packer's Barangaroo casino is high-roller heaven".

Those are merely the latest calamities to befall the club's record signing since his January move from Liverpool, with the 27-year-old taking an incredible 13 games to break his duck, as well as being quizzed by manager Andre Villas-Boas about an interview which - once translated by his own website - contained criticism of his team-mates.

They were written between 1703 and 1705 and contained criticism of John Locke's An Essay Concerning Human Understanding (Locke 1690).

The hearing came as the General Accounting Office released a report that contained criticisms of the program.

An anonymous Blair aide is reported to have referred to Brown as "psychologically flawed" following the publication of a biography of Brown which contained criticisms of Blair and Peter Mandelson.

Although "Newjack" contains criticism of prisons, its portrayal of the guards is largely sympathetic.

His brother Zaid was detained by the national intelligence agency after one of their programs broadcast a report containing criticism of government corruption.

Edward Limonov's "It's Me, Eddie" (1979) contains criticism of the West after he realised that things weren't as black-and-white as they had all thought.

Though most such bans are currently for blasphemous and pornographic sites, they are increasingly used to remove content that contains criticism of the military, secessionist sentiments, and expressions of sexual freedom.