Sentence examples for explicit criticism from inspiring English sources

This is her most explicit criticism of the president.

That amounted to the administration's most direct and explicit criticism of Mr. Arafat yet.

Beyani's report is the most explicit criticism of neighbouring countries to date from a UN official.

Neither McConnell nor Ryan responded with explicit criticism of Trump's remarks about the Khans.

Perhaps aware of such reactions, Brazil's business establishment rarely voices explicit criticism of state intervention in the economy.

Much of what sets it off from modern philosophy is its explicit criticism of the modern tradition and sometimes its apparent indifference to it.

However, others on the left tempered their praise of the Cuban leader with explicit criticisms.

He and Varoufakis have maintained a wary truce, occasionally offering implied or mildly explicit criticisms but on the whole steering clear of an outright conflict.

He congratulated Corbyn on his victory and made no explicit criticisms of the leader, but his speech fixated on the idea of showing through Labour mayors and local authorities that Labour could be "trusted to govern again".

Dr. Venter frequently makes explicit criticisms of the consortium, and chided Dr. Collins only last week in a speech at Yale for refusing to finance his early work on genomes.

He congratulated Corbyn on his victory in the leadership election and made no explicit criticisms of him, but his speech homed in on the idea of showing through Labour mayors and local authorities that the party could be trusted to govern again.