Sentence examples for interpreted as criticism from inspiring English sources

There are plenty of cases where badly aimed criticism (or unsolicited advice that gets interpreted as criticism) veers into abuse.

In a statement on Friday, Mr. Greenspan said his testimony should not have been interpreted as criticism.

"Historically, appointing an outsider to GCHQ tends to be interpreted as criticism," says Richard Aldrich, professor of international security at the University of Warwick.

To the extent that his insults could be interpreted as criticism, it was directed at the insufficient realism of the paintings.

For Federer and his entourage, this might have been the sweetest of all 13 titles, given the growing news-media concern that the family mistakenly interpreted as criticism.

"At any rate, we have withdrawn the content from the internet and apologise if it was interpreted as criticism of the country".

But Sheffield's remark could be interpreted as a criticism of Jeter for not experiencing what an African-American experiences.

"The prize," he said, as the world watched the American march toward war in Iraq, "must be interpreted as a criticism of the present U.S. administration".

The award "should be interpreted as a criticism of the line that the current administration has taken," Mr. Berge said shortly after the award was announced in Oslo.

"[The award] should be interpreted as a criticism of the line that the current administration has taken," Gunnar Berge, the chairman of the Nobel committee, said.

In response, Mr. Cardozo said Thursday that he stood behind his comments, and that he hoped they would be interpreted as constructive criticism.