Sentence examples for gentle critique from inspiring English sources

Smout offered a gentle critique of the critiques.

A few days later, a colleague — "a kind soul," she said — took her aside and offered a gentle critique.

Where "The Hunger Games" offers only a gentle critique of the culture of competition, "Battle Royale" is a terrifying, endless howl of protest.

A gentle critique of the false associations we've attached to the season, it's a pretty perfectly constructed summer tale in itself.

Mr. Romney set up his ostensibly more gentle critique of the Obama years by describing a set of national expectations for the president ludicrously higher than they really were.

At a private fund-raiser in the Hamptons last week, Mrs. Clinton delivered, unprompted, a lengthy policy prescription for what to do in Syria, including a gentle critique of the Obama administration for not pursuing her original proposal of a no-fly zone, according to a person who attended and described her remarks on the condition of anonymity.

Others are so thin-skinned that even gentle critiques send them into a rage or a funk.

Even the very conservative estimate of my climate scientist colleague Andrew Weaver, which by some gentle critiques leaves out extra fossil fuel emissions resulting from tar sands extraction, is dire: extracting and burning all of the Keystone-targeted oil would likely result in approximately 0.4C of additional warming.

("Rule My World" must be the world's gentlest critique of US/UK foreign policy).

Some of the gentler critiques have involved accusations of animal abuse.

Waze, a navigation company that is providing some traffic data to Apple, wasn't gentle about its critique of Apple's maps.