Sentence examples for indirect criticism from inspiring English sources
Mr. Hevesi drew swift, if indirect criticism, for his remarks.
Rex Tillerson's indirect criticism now isn't nearly sufficient.
There was also indirect criticism of the president as "uncomfortable and intimidated" by senior military officials.
Talk of sanctions is seen as an indirect criticism of Khamenei for his reluctance to compromise over Tehran's nuclear dossier.
While African election monitors rightly denounced the voting, few summit speakers went beyond muted and indirect criticism.
In her speech on Sunday, she emphasized improving Alberta's environmental record — an indirect criticism of the oil industry.
Both were indirect criticisms of Mr. Milosevic.
His indirect criticisms of the United States and Israel, they said, were no surprise, and in any event, they said, Mr. Obama did not view meeting the heads of even adversarial countries as a concession.
Apart from criminal questions, the case fueled criticism that Mr. Bloomberg tried to pay for ballot security through an indirect route to avoid scrutiny.
Merriam-Webster's official definition for the slang word "shade" is: To express contempt or disrespect for someone publicly especially by subtle or indirect insults or criticisms.
Merriam-Webster's official definition for the slang word "shade" is: To express contempt or disrespect for someone publicly especially by subtle or indirect insults or criticisms.
