Sentence examples for display of criticism from inspiring English sources

In a rare display of criticism from Barclays' 17th biggest shareholder, Fidelity also said it was "disappointed" the bank was not paying shareholders more.

"Distancing myself from the film, by means of this display of self-criticism, when the film so clearly reflected my own beliefs, was of course a disgraceful act of self-pollution, and I lost many friends," Mr. Maetzig said.

EE is of value because the risk of relapse of psychotic illness is greater in those whose carers display a high level of criticism, hostility or emotional-overinvolvement (EOI).

But the sheer proliferation of response and reinterpretation it has provoked is also interesting: the week offered a virtuoso display of the new forms of criticism that the Web has made possible.

The Mail decried the story, but outlets across the political spectrum also went with it, many of them making sure to prominently display criticisms of the appointment as "frivolous".

To cut a long story short, the Matt app quickly ran into a storm of criticism for displaying an unfortunately lax attitude to privacy and data protection.

This way he can display his expertise without the risk of criticism or failure.

Parody -- as Inmer Sr. suggested -- or not, the Jenner display led to a fresh outpouring of criticism towards the mummers.

The 1998 champions and 2006 runners-up received plenty of criticism after a poor display in Kiev last week.

Provided he can stay fit, Ramsey is beginning to show his true value after being on the receiving end of criticism last term for some indifferent displays.

Content is rated as either high or low in expressed emotion based on level of criticism and emotional over-involvement displayed during the speech sample.