Sentence examples for convey criticism from inspiring English sources

Convey criticism of luncheon to D.P.R.K. First Foodie Kim Joverun over dinner.

But there's probably a way to convey the criticism that keeps Hubby's job safe, too.

"I beg your pardon," said Lily, intending by her politeness to convey a criticism of the other's manner.

He has conveyed his criticism of American policy through his interest in transforming public spaces in a way only someone with his career's visibility can.

"The Romney campaign and the Obama campaign will be facing off and I think it's likely you'll begin to see the coverage of the two match up, at least to the extent that the press is conveying the criticism on each side".

Yes, Virginia Woolf's fiction is difficult, but her six volumes of letters, five volumes of diaries and countless volumes of literary criticism convey, from a very early age, dazzling humor, insight and humanity.

As for Mexico, American diplomats in the leaked cables quoted officials there admitting pessimism about the nation's war on drug lords even as the government publicly had boasted of progress, while other cables conveyed Americans' criticisms of the Mexican military, police and judiciary and of public corruption in the country generally.

It’s from The New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman as he wrote, “If you convey to people that you want them to succeed, they will take criticism.

Take criticism.

Novelist Perihan Magden was acquitted last week after a ruling that her magazine article defending the rights of a conscientious objector amounted to "heavy criticism conveyed within the scope of freedom of expression" and did not constitute a crime.

Stansfield's review is not without criticism, conveying disappointment with the plot twist conclusion and also questioning a minor plot hole: why Symphony Angel discards her helmet after crash-landing, thereby breaking off radio communication with Cloudbase.