Sentence examples for make any criticism from inspiring English sources

JD: I'm deeply disappointed - I didn't make any criticism of Oxford or Cambridge in my first year in this job.

"The events of that day weigh heavily on the minds of the parents, who shouldn't make any criticism of the way they looked after Chloe.

But I have other battles to fight, and to say anything to that effect is to bring yourself under intense attack from organized groups that try to make any criticism of Israeli policies tantamount to anti-Semitism.

The bare statistics make any criticism appear absurd.

But the MPs did not make any criticisms relating to their employment.

Sarcastically reminding Mr Howard of his continued support for the war (as if this disqualified him from making any criticism), all Mr Blair offered was bluster.

Maude cheerfully spoke about the government "mostly using a burgeoning eco-system of innovative providers" for services, without making any criticism of Atos's very public failures.

Making any criticism, no matter how constructive you feel it to be, will probably come across as an insult which will start the downhill spiral of your date.

There is a vocal minority who would like to see charities and campaign groups prevented from making any criticisms of government policy.

"I'm not making any criticisms about living vicariously through books, because I've done that; I'm just making light of people who love reading and see it as a lifestyle choice, more than just a hobby".

No union officer is allowed to make any public criticism of the university without giving at least 48 hours' notice.