Sentence examples for tiny criticism from inspiring English sources

Allow each tiny criticism or rejection you experience today to fully penetrate your chakras.

"I make one tiny criticism and... .. Mary interrupted her.

And the tiniest criticism of her -- I think many of your viewers may not know this.

Two tiny carping criticisms of Badrutt's: 1) It may be cheesy to have brandy snifters with etched rings around their bellies reading 2.5 cl.-or it may be merely Swiss.

It was the type of nonperformance that defines a career, fairly or not, and a win Sunday could deflect a tiny bit of criticism.

Of course, your tiny pupil's criticisms take the form, mostly, of running away from the screen in search of her Olaf toy.

This has led to criticism of the tiny EU state and has cast a shadow over Jean-Claude Juncker, the European commission president, who played an instrumental role in creating and nurturing Luxembourg's financial industry during his 18 years as prime minister.

I have lived my life in fear of saying what I really think because I am, *ahem,* just a tiny, little bit leery of criticism.

In his early years at Apple, his meddling in tiny details maddened colleagues, and his criticism could be caustic and even humiliating.

Around 20 of the estimated 88,000 unaccompanied child refugees in Europe have so far arrived in the UK, a tiny figure that has prompted harsh criticism.

There may very well be backbench grumblings, as there are on all sorts of issues, but what is important is that the frontbench is behind it and that such criticism comes from a tiny minority.