Sentence examples for represented criticism from inspiring English sources
No one has suggested, least of all the former president, that his statement represented criticism of his son or the current administration.
Mr Moussa says this does not represent criticism of the coalition, and that Arab backing remains solid.
That distinction is crucial to the claims that this represents criticism of Ed Miliband because the former prime minister doesn't believe that on the traditional left is where Labour should be or where it can win an election from.
The conclusions represent a criticism of the strategy of a former chief executive of Barclays, Robert E. Diamond Jr., who helped transform the British company into one of the world's largest investment banks.
In "I've Been Fed Putdowns," Arlene Absatz arrays strips of paper representing negative criticism on a handmade paper plate, serving up the unpalatable dish as a witty wall relief.
B17, "…and bacchants of pine stand round the well-built house" may represent a criticism of the common ancient belief that a god could assume possession of a physical object so as to offer protection to its possessor.
The catchy signs, which point to anger over the Gulf Oil Spill and a desire for tighter regulations for drilling in the district, are now being paired with "No Frack" signs that represent recent criticism towards a new way of drilling for natural gas in the state.
Black African novelists are often sorely under represented in literary criticism and lists of this kind.
That official and others said the report represented a clear criticism of Congress's oversight role.
Ms. Tucker said the latest criticism represented a final effort by Mr. Ashcroft's opponents to thwart his nomination.
In a statement on Friday, the board of the Catholic Theological Society of America said the bishops' criticism represented a misreading of her work, and showed "a very narrow understanding" of the ways theologians serve the church, including "interpreting revelation for present times and cultures".
