Sentence examples for diffuse criticism from inspiring English sources

This release is apparently an attempt to diffuse criticism of the roundly panned remake.

Indeed, despite diffuse criticism (see below), the use of bibliometric indicators to assess the quality of applicants has become widespread at promotion committees and funding agencies.

There's his 1986 M.F.A. from Yale; a beautiful fiancée, Josephine Meckseper, also a hot artist; a loft in SoHo converted from an ice house; and his ease in diffusing criticism of his vulgar subject matter.

But Mr. Stern's testimony did not diffuse harsh criticism from the Council, particularly from the speaker, Peter F. Vallone, a Democratic candidate for mayor.

The complete movements form a convincing unity; masterful in harmonic organization and orchestration, they are expressive without being diffuse, a criticism often levelled against passages in Schubert's earlier works.

I have unfortunately noticed the disturbing usage of a series of terms from the Hillary Clinton campaign and supporters who seek to diffuse any criticism of her - legitimate or otherwise.

The VR company's decision to give away free headsets to the roughly 7,500 people who supported their Kickstarter campaign at the higher tiers could serve to diffuse the longstanding criticism that the company raised millions of dollars from crowdfunding supporters, before selling to Facebook for $2bn just two years later.

In October, 2014, he wrote that "Apple is one of the best investments we have ever seen from a risk reward perspective," and that, while he was urging a share buyback, he was also eager "to preemptively diffuse any cynical criticism that you may encounter with respect to our request".

"To preemptively diffuse any cynical criticism that you may encounter with respect to our request, which might claim that we are requesting a tender offer with the intention of tendering our own shares, we hereby commit not to tender any of our shares if the company consummates any form of a tender offer at any price.

Perhaps this quote from such a distinguished scientist is included as a way of somehow diffusing any future criticism of having a secular or explicitly non-religious scientific bias.

Reaching its zenith at this time of year, our participation in cult rituals – buy, consume, accumulate beyond need – helps mute our criticism and diffuse anger at systemic exploitation.