The phrase "gave negative comments" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing feedback or opinions that are critical or unfavorable.
Example: "During the meeting, she gave negative comments about the proposed budget cuts."
Alternatives: "provided critical feedback" or "offered unfavorable remarks."
Zac Bertschy of Anime News Network also gave negative comments about GT, mentioning that the fights from the series were "a very simple childish exercise" and that many other anime were superior.
Participants gave negative comments when GPs placed all the responsibility on the patient.
Characteristics of the women who spontaneously gave negative comments about postpartum care were compared with those who did not.
Characteristics of the women who spontaneously gave negative comments about postpartum care are also compared with those of the women who did not.
Altogether 150 women gave negative comments about postpartum care, and this sample was largely representative of the total population-based cohort.
The study group was largely representative of the KUB cohort, but postpartum care in a large hospital (> 4000 deliveries/year), and not having talked through the birth experience, were more common in women who gave negative comments about postpartum care.
For example, five respondents from Muanda and three from Bolenge thought that to discourage improper practices, they should give negative comments about the health centre services to their acquaintances, motivating them to go to another health facility, thus reducing health service intake and affecting either the reputation, the financial turnover or the motivation of HPs.
If people give negative comments ignore them and say that if you like it then that's all that matters to you.
Give yourself credit, and let that happiness cheer you up when people make negative comments.
"He was given an objective for the tournament, but this is not the time to make negative comments.
Try not to make negative comments.
