Sentence examples for deflected criticism from inspiring English sources

He deflected criticism of the school's price.

The Kochs, he said, deflected criticism by presenting upbeat messages.

He even deflected criticism of the death squad leader Roberto d'Aubuisson.

The awarding of this vast new oil frontier to mostly non-American oil majors deflected criticism that the United States had invaded Iraq for its oil.

Mr, Corzine deflected criticism, noting that his bets would have been profitable in the long run if not for the investor panic that suffocated the firm.

Tesco's waste tally is certainly grotesque, but PR executives expert in techniques for smoothing over corporate difficulties would doubtless applaud the masterly way Tesco deflected criticism.

But others have claimed that it is a way of deflecting criticism from the often aggressive and threatening response to female critics like Anita Sarkeesian and Zoe Quinn.

It would deflect criticism.

But deflecting criticism has proved challenging for this papacy.

Sri Lankan diplomats flit to Geneva to deflect criticism.

Usually it is self-serving nonsense, intended to deflect criticism of the cartel.