Pat Cox, the Irish president of the European parliament, called Mr Giscard's remarks "ill-advised" and "distinctly unhelpful".
Gary Bettman, the commissioner, called Sutter's remarks "ill-advised, inaccurate and inappropriate" and added that he might have more to say after the series.
Geoff Taylor, head of the music industry body the BPI, called Davey's remarks "ill-informed", pointing to Mumford & Sons, Emeli Sande, Ed Sheeran, Muse and Jessie J as proof that majors do develop artists.
Realizing later that she had done much the same, she later issued a statement calling her remarks "ill-advised".
During the campaign Mr Dumont was plagued by the ill-chosen remarks of ill-chosen candidates.
He issued an apology to the student and her family Thursday, saying that his remarks were "ill thought out and poorly articulated" and did not represent the district.
Inayat Bunglawala, chair of an anti-extremist group called Muslims4Uk, said: "Mr Cameron's remarks are ill-judged and deeply patronising.
Mr. Giscard d'Estaing's remarks seemed ill-timed and are uncharacteristic of the formal former head of state.
Even former White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci argued that the president's remarks were ill-advised, telling ABC's "This Week" on Sunday that Trump should have been "much harsher as it relates to the white supremacists".
("Mark remarks," "the mentally ill are ill tended," "Henry had only to get through two locked but flimsy doors, which were not always locked," "I always found the other patients either friendly or shy or friendly and garrulous, but they were not always so").
"George has fallen to eighth," he remarked with ill-disguised relish.
