Sentence examples for muted criticism from inspiring English sources

But, unlike other large papers that have muted criticism of Putin, it has remained highly critical.

Darfur advocates and other critics argue that General Gration has offered muted criticism of the Bashir regime, and has been willing "to give carrots for little confidence-building measures" rather than for real changes in policy, says Donald Steinberg, deputy president of the International Crisis Group.

Then there was muted criticism.

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But it is possible to hear muted criticism of Israel.

Abandoning his usual muted criticism, he finally lost what was left of his temper.

The report offered more muted criticisms of another controversial program, the Individual and Family Grant program, which reimbursed residents for air-quality equipment but was bogged down by rumors, confusion and unusual circumstances.

Mr. Li, who is in his late 70's and will probably suffer no immediate effects from Mr. Jiang's speech, has long issued muted criticisms of the government, generally concerning the 1988 military suppression of pro-democracy protesters in Tiananmen Square.

Later, she terms Lomax's lie that he never saw a black chain gang "muted... criticism".

In an effort to seek concessions, teachers' union leaders have muted their criticism.

Four goals in his last two matches have muted recent criticism.