Sentence examples for directly criticise from inspiring English sources

In the article, Paterson, did not directly criticise Cameron's decision to sack him.

Napthine chose not to directly criticise Tony Abbott – it's not his style – but the coolness was clear.

The likable McGowan won't directly criticise Mirabella, nor even mention her by name – "the sitting member for Indi", McGowan calls her.

He did not directly criticise countries fighting for a bigger budget – France wants more agricultural spending and Poland wants more cohesion funds for poorer regions of Europe.

He does not directly criticise Professor Karen King, of Harvard, who presented the fragment at a conference in Rome this week.

While refusing to directly criticise Netanyahu for his remarks, Kerry's spokesman, John Kirby, said: "The scholarly evidence does not support [Netanyahu's] comments".

Over three hours, he never directly criticises his former colleagues.

Since Trump's shock election victory, Trudeau has consistently refrained from directly criticising the president.

Right now, the US is conspicuously alone in directly criticising China's actions in the South China Sea.

Though the verdict was overturned, it showed that the taboo against directly criticising the king is still fiercely upheld.

Johnson directly criticised the US president, Donald Trump, over his reaction to the far-right rally in Charlottesville, Virginia.