Sentence examples for implied criticism from inspiring English sources

Yesterday they were hard hitting and openly critical of the status quo in Wales, unlike Tinopolis's implied criticism.

He has since come in for much implied criticism.

The implied criticism is that standards will drop and we are incapable of running larger things.

Any implied criticism of Sky TV's comedy heavyweights is – well, not denied outright.

But Cumper remains unfazed by any implied criticism that Talawa have lost their way.

The damning implied criticism of his predecessor, the spectacularly-rewarded Jeff Immelt, should be extended to the entire board.

Any implied criticism of their man as he settles into the job though could shatter this fragile truce forever.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel welcomed the move, but implied criticism that it was addressed only to Hezbollah's militant wing.

If anything, LaHood's report contains implied criticism of Metro management for adding more service — expansion with the new Silver Line and later hours — even while ridership was declining.

After earlier tension behind the scenes, Mickelson offered heavily implied criticism of Watson's captaincy during a Sunday evening press conference at which the entire US team were present.

The latest salvo, in News Corp's Courier-Mail on Monday, implied criticism of the Palaszczuk government for seeking the advice of threatened species experts.