From time to time, Spark heard critical complaints that her cackling little comedies ought to take on greater thematic heft.
He made a series of highly critical complaints of General Berroa: the general failed to destroy the English fleet; he failed to share the plunder taken from the ships burned by the English; he refused to leave any of his fleet to assist in protection of the town; and he landed only the weakest and least effective troops in a bid to avoid combat.
Forget about the Internet it's the death of culture, anyway, right?! Write your congressman handwritten screeds and manifestos, and send long critical complaints to the local newspaper.
It wouldn't be film awards season without a critical chorus of complaint following every major announcement – none louder than the one that greeted the best British film Bafta nod for Gravity, that quintessentially English ode to keeping calm and carrying on.
The scene has become the object of absurd critical quibbles and complaints that suggest, above all, the narrow range of directorial creations and the limited sense of imagination to which many critics have become conditioned.
One potentially positive outcome is that seafood distributors are concerned about critical feedbacks and complaints from consumers.
When plans to convert the Schlosskirche into a synagogue went public, Menzel received a handful of critical emails and complaints: residents hadn't been consulted, the central location would make an easy target for anti-Semites, police barricades would disrupt life in a popular commercial district.
Complaints, critical remarks and negative reports were often followed by extenuating comments.
A force field analysis in terms of the driving forces had shown that there was dissatisfaction with the traditional method of handover which had led to an increase in the number of critical incidents and complaints from patients, relatives and doctors.
