Sentence examples for expressed critical from inspiring English sources

If an American or "an outsider" expressed critical views, the response might be: " 'Who are you to tell us?' If an African goes and says the same thing, it's different.

For example, all of the interviewed municipal politicians expressed critical perspectives on Vision Zero on the grounds that there is a clear risk that road safety is prioritized too strongly in relation to mobility.

After the Tour, main sponsor Oleg Tinkov expressed critical comments on Contador's style of riding.

In a Wall Street Journal interview last month, he described the FBI agent who had expressed critical views of him in text messages in 2016 the same way.

Australians expressed critical concern from 1919 onwards about the poor quality of the sculptures of soldiers on memorials, the blame being placed on the cheap reproductions by stone masons.

For this reason, two more interviews were arranged with professionals who had expressed critical comments during the last conference.

"Expressing critical thought is considered to be favoring the terrorists," Mr. Havel told a newspaper.

Dating from the past 20 years, the majority of works involve technology and public modes of address borrowed from the worlds of advertising and design, and express critical suspicion of mainstream media, culture and society.

Last week, I asked two Germans, who often express critical views of their country's difficulties with solidarity, about the specific possibility of an emerging populist party to the right of the Christian Democrats.

A spokesperson for Mr Corbyn said that those who express critical views "volubly" were in the minority and that the shadow cabinet was united on blocking military action in Syria.

"Today's sentences, imposed against three online journalists who were merely expressing critical opinions, mark a new low point for press freedom in Vietnam," said Shawn Crispin, the senior Southeast Asia representative for the Committee to Protect Journalists.