Sentence examples for grudging comments from inspiring English sources
Jackie Ashley's grudging comments about Liberal Democrats' work on the health and social care bill overlook two significant points (Only fear of losing face keeps this mad NHS gamble going, 20 February).
At a time when police public relations amounted to no more than a grudging "no comment" on any topic, Dunseith became a regular radio and television broadcaster, warning about the dangers of drug-taking.
Mark Tokola, the embassy's economic minister at the time, concluded: "Fallon's comments to us reflected Conservative frustration – and some grudging admiration – for prime minister Brown's skill in seizing the high ground during the economic crisis.
The British public's mixture of irritation and grudging gratitude toward him was captured in a widely repeated comment by Quintin Hogg, who defeated him in a wartime parliamentary election in Oxford and who later, as Lord Hailsham, became Lord Chancellor.
The electronic scene continues to battle comments of its nearing demise and while the angry souls continue to shout their grudging disdain, Felix shrugs it off and poignantly disseminates some of his own views on the matter.
Ferguson's initial comments were a disgrace and his (first) apology, because it was so mealy-mouthed and grudging, was even more so.
It was a grudging endorsement, however.
Mr. Vidal won a grudging apology.
Their rage vanishes, replaced by grudging acceptance.
Most respondents expressed a somewhat grudging acceptance.
