Sentence examples for means criticism from inspiring English sources

China's government, unlike Burma's, has to care a little about world opinion, and when Chinese officials start to sound querulous and self-pitying it means criticism is hitting home.

Mr. Mbeki has occasionally offered criticism of Zimbabwe, but he and his officials have expressed a clear preference for what they call "quiet diplomacy," which means criticism in private and cordial cooperation in public.

They know that some hotel chains police social media for "contract infringements" (by which they mean criticism of management).

The digital age does mean criticism is becoming more national in its outlook, but actors can only really afford theatre wages if close to home.

Likewise if we mean criticism or article or knowitall op-ed, though I'll read them when they're pertinent or well-written.

Replace mean criticism with compliments.

More principled observers – and more pro-European ones – will have their own, more seriously meant criticisms.

It is well known that by this the EU means less criticism and more engagement with the dictator.

It means accepting criticism and seeing where I can improve.

That means growing criticism by animal rights group is now the price of doing business for marine theme parks, circuses and other operations that keep animals captive.

One of the keys to running a startup is being able to take all of that information in and adapt, even if it means facing criticism.