Sentence examples for least criticism from inspiring English sources

They can't take the least criticism.

"He received the least criticism during the Cultural Revolution because of his nationalism," Professor Yu said.

BRIAN CAZENEUVE The relevant governing bodies (the I.O.C., I.A.A.F., South African athletics) all deflected responsibility for making a decision as best they could, as if they felt that acting defensively would subject them to the least criticism, legal challenge, and so on.

He gets the least criticism because, as MK says, he is the only one standing there whose outfits are constructed well, sewn well and tailored well.

For my part, I confess I've never in the least minded criticism from Alastair.

Also bulletproof, at least to criticism, is Ms. D'Agostino, whose indefatigable presence is the film's chief asset.

At least the criticism is not racist – 'that bloody German', as it would be in France or Austria.

American drugs agents, aware of the shift, pressed for a change in policy, or at least for criticism of Mexico's growing role as a drugs route.

Shifting the public away from its deeply held pacifism would require broad media backing, or at least for criticism to be muted.A particular target is NHK, the state broadcaster.

At the very least, though, criticism of those Western organizations that have chosen to expand into the affluent, monarchical Emirates invites a public discussion over the problems of indentured labor and the responsibility of cultural institutions to address them.

One way the Rock Hall could have forestalled at least some criticism about its choice of inductees would have been to be pious and particular about its definition of "rock"—distinguishing it, in some specific way, from pop music writ large.