Sentence examples for passing criticism from inspiring English sources
There are also telegrams from another writer and bullfight enthusiast, Ernest Hemingway, with some passing criticism of Mr. Conrad, reflecting a rivalry between two men who never met.
Operating on a vague assumption that trippy music and album design go hand in hand with smoking vast quantities of prime, sticky Adelaide hydro, I asked some stoner buddies if they minded submitting themselves to the last five major Wolf Eyes releases, and passing criticism on the artwork and sounds.
While there are ways to talk about your work life, this should only be done generally, and in terms of your own supportive, positive feelings, without passing criticism on people you work with or the place you work at.
As the week has passed criticism, both of Western countries and of the leak, has built up, particularly as police in the UK moved to arrest the Wikileaks founder.
As weeks passed, criticism of the measures was expressed, most vocally by businesses losing money but also by religious and educational institutions.
In essence, here's an employer, during a meeting, passing along criticism of a potential hire that uses the continent of his birth as shorthand for "criminal".
The first thing you need to work out is why your relative feels compelled to start cleaning; it may have nothing to do with passing a criticism on your own standards of cleanliness or feeling as if everyone's being too lazy.
(The referendum passed; open criticism of the plan was punishable by twenty years in prison).
According to Brian Weeden, of a think-tank called the Secure World Foundation, China conducted another anti-satellite test in 2010, and that passed without criticism.
After the lengthy political wrangling over the design had passed, the criticism of the scheme died down.
