Sentence examples for more critical comments from inspiring English sources
This week's devaluation prompted more critical comments from Krugman, while, over at Bloomberg View, Justin Fox suggested that China might not have a master plan.
In the distance learning course I teach, "Popular Culture in Modern America, 1950-Present," e-mail seems to embolden students to make more (and more critical) comments than in face-to-face instruction.
Mourinho is incensed that he was fined £50,000 and given a suspended one-game stadium ban for saying that referee Bobby Madley was "afraid" to give Chelsea a penalty against Southampton, while Wenger went unpunished for what he felt were more critical comments about Mike Dean.
Those who saw multiple designs gave more critical comments.
Consistent evidence for the influence on binge eating was found in lower frequency of family meals, insecure attachment of the child, lower family functioning and more critical comments about weight or shape by parents.
There has been no official response so far to that question, but other more critical comments have been swiftly removed from the site, suggesting the ayatollah is not at this stage intending to engage in debate with fellow users.
But the work that followed, the four long short stories paired together in two successive books as "Franny and Zooey" and "Raise High the Roof Beam, Carpenters and Seymour: An Introduction," were less reader-friendly and provoked more critical comment, leading eventually to the retreat of the wounded author into solitude.
Kjellberg read out and responded to some of the more critical Facebook comments during his video, while defending the work he puts in to his channel, which focuses on "Let's Play" videos playing through games while commentating on them.
Desson Thompson of The Washington Post was more critical; his comment about the character's "pronounced limp" was that "Cruz (hardly the world's greatest actress) can't even perform without looking fake".
GMB general secretary Paul Kenny was more critical in his comments, telling 5 live's Pienaar's Politics unions had been "demonised" during the row.
I often see students begin to offer an opinion, then check themselves... take a second to think it over... and offer a more critical and thoughtful comment.
