Sentence examples for smallest criticism from inspiring English sources

Politicians are hypersensitive and sue journalists and the media for the smallest criticism.

To quote a 2013 U.N. report, North Korea has committed "unspeakable atrocities" on its people over even the smallest criticisms of the state, which have resulted in comprehensive economic sanctions levied by the U.S. and its international allies.

But that's a small criticism.

Which is no small criticism from a Labour man.

It's a small criticism, and let's hope Henman repays the support.

You're left wanting more; which is a small criticism, but much higher praise.

But too many good jokes is a very small criticism indeed.

The President has shown his impatience with his own media in a televised speech, claiming that a small criticism towards him was "torture".

These were the first firehouse closings in the city in more than a decade, and the mayor faced political opposition, lawsuits and no small criticism over them.

Though the dialogue can seem flatly unnatural, this is a small criticism to make of a book suffused with compassion and humanity.

As for the engine, one small criticism of the MP4-12C as launched a year ago was that it sounded a touch too "clinical" and its response to the accelerator was not quite as natural as it should be.