Sentence examples for friendly criticism from inspiring English sources

Praise and friendly criticism in the same breath?

Mr. Shim says he has given what he calls "friendly criticism" to Dreamworks' top management.

Ayatollah Khamenei also warned judges to be mindful of how the judiciary conducted its operations "in order to avoid giving pretext to enemies or friendly criticism for challenges".

Smoking may deserve friendly criticism, but it does not warrant moral indignation, any more than skiing does, and no more is it anyone else's affair.Those fatal fumesAh, but what if non-smokers are involuntarily exposed to wafting clouds of ghastly gas?

He urges the European Union to find "a more uniform policy" and promises that Germany would try "to create a closer coherence in the trans-Atlantic alliance," with friendly criticism about American policies delivered privately, "in a spirit of close solidarity with the Americans".

People might not always be nice, but try asking for friendly criticism.

These essays are exemplary instances of reader-friendly criticism in that they can be studied profitably even by people unfamiliar with the works in question.

That said, the main reason why it has become so broken is that Corbyn's leadership has, since day one, been so embattled that it's hard for his supporters to interpret even the most friendly, constructive criticism as anything other than an attack.

"She's also trying to be more friendly, congenial - the criticism was she was too stiff in 2008.

Try to keep criticism friendly wherever possible.

His Eminence also complained, "We all have our failings and faults, but why hang them, as it were, like dirty linen on a clothesline from one end of the country to the other?" Friendly regards such criticisms as an inevitable by-product of any television journalism that attempts to come to grips with current issues.