Sentence examples for difficult to be critical of from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to be critical of the Sun for publishing the footage of the Queen, aged seven, rehearsing the Nazi salute.

It is difficult to be critical of countries which, feeling themselves endangered, seek the arms which they sincerely believe they need for defense.

'It's difficult to be critical of the way we played, but we just didn't take our chances.' The first of many fell to Marlon Harewood, but his cross-shot pinged off a post.

"I think the decisions that have been made, the success they've had, it's difficult to be critical of them, they've generally made the right decisions at the right time".

The fallout of McCarthyism would have made it difficult to be critical of Communism without seeming to support the kind of oppressive American politics that led to artistic blacklists.

"I think it's very difficult to be critical of Tiger," said McDowell.

"It's very difficult to be critical.

It is difficult therefore to be critical of her music without trampling over these very raw feelings.

It's very difficult for me to be critical of the team and the players because we've done so well lately and we've had a real tough run of games.

So it is difficult not to be critical.

Although the intentions are laudable, and it is difficult to be too critical of an attempt to create more polished ball players at the back, there has been a trade-off.