Sentence examples for more critical response from inspiring English sources

Were you surprised by the more critical response you got for the second season?

The first hint of a more critical response comes when a gentleman, unfamiliar to Jane, bursts belatedly into one of her readings and later scorns her effort for its "juvenile self-regard".

COMMENT FROM GUEST2 — KRISTA: PBS commentator just said the lack of obvious partisan support put more emphasis on the words of his speech, i.e. more critical response is to be expected.

It was a far more critical response than the circumspect reaction offered by archbishop Diarmuid Martin of Dublin, who said: "It is very clear that if this referendum is an affirmation of the views of young people … [then the church needs] a reality check".

Reaction in the US was generally positive, though Dave Marsh, writing in Creem gave a more critical response.

Conversely, announcing the intention to improve working conditions may also have led to expectancy effects, resulting in a more critical response tendency in the ID.

Applauded enthusiastically by his muse, Isabella Blow, the fifty-five pieces displayed, reflections of McQueen's obsessions in white and gold, met more critical responses elsewhere.

Accordingly, we assume more critical responses here.

Three years ago the exhibition even returned to the Jewish Museum – to a much more positive critical response.

But religious leaders — Christian and Muslim — used stronger and more critical language in response to the news of Mr. Hussein's execution, which greeted most Western Europeans on their breakfast time news shows and in some newspaper headlines two days before the New Year.

Instead, the U.S. assistance mission here — cloaked in secrecy and producing only vague hints of progress after six weeks of joint efforts to find and free the girls kidnapped by Boko Haram militants — has produced a more ambivalent and critical response.