Sentence examples for note of criticism from inspiring English sources

He also took note of criticism that the Met has not attracted enough world-class conductors.

· Just one carping note of criticism on England's wonderful win over Ireland.

The chapter on AIDS begins with a sharp note of criticism: an accusation that the medical establishment is acting "in passive connivance with the homosexual lobby".

But otherwise, Mrs. Whitman faced not a single note of criticism during her one-day hearing and appeared to be headed for speedy confirmation.

Australia's ambassador to the United States is nearly always a cheerleader for the Americans, but ahead of Tuesday's midterm elections, Joe Hockey was unable to resist a small note of criticism.

Shortly after Olbermann's "shut the hell up" commentary on President Bush last month, conservative radio pounced on the implication that he was calling American troops in Iraq "cold-blooded killers," and Olbermann took particular note of criticism from Laura Ingraham, who said on the air, "I believe MSNBC really needs to bring in a medical team at this point..

The organizers apparently took note of criticisms of these absences.

In August, he took note of criticisms of him from right-wingers and wrote that they "can say whatever they like about us," adding, "But we're not allowed to challenge or mock them because that wouldn't be civil".

Collier said the board took note of criticisms of how Hughes handled that situation, including a letter from a judge on that board who accused her of overstepping her bounds.

Possibly taking note of criticisms that he has tended to sound apocalyptic about the economy, Mr Obama used the occasion to set out his administration's recovery plan, and stressed that he believed America would be stronger than before, to huge applause.

One, he gave good notes of criticism on subjects ranging from the film's music to its pacing, Mr. Peralta said, and "never let his ego get in the way".