Sentence examples for spoken critically from inspiring English sources

Still, even those GOP senators who described the situation on the ground in Puerto Rico as far worse than what is currently being reported were careful not to criticize FEMA or President Donald Trump, who has spoken critically of the local government's response and who has said U.S. relief workers and military cannot be on the island "forever".

The speech will deal exclusively with loosening restrictions on stem cell research, and Mr. Reagan, who has spoken critically of President Bush, said he would not use the occasion to criticize the administration.

During his campaign Donald Trump has spoken critically not just about Europe, but particularly about Germany.

"To my astonishment even those who had spoken critically voted for the resolution in the end," Morris recalls.

Despite being a former Fox employee, Mr. Santorum has spoken critically of the network a few times, including as recently as Monday morning.

Silence may be the best policy when it comes to Trump; journalists who've written or spoken critically about him have received swift payback.

But he also spoke critically of some emergency workers who responded on Sept. 11, triggering criticism from members of both parties.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg spoke critically of Mr. Nissen.

She speaks critically of her aides before journalists.

Provided anonymity to speak critically about classified practices, the source said: "We hack everyone everywhere.

Clinton spoke critically of Israel's settlement expansion in Jerusalem and the West Bank.