Sentence examples for to express criticism from inspiring English sources

Even in his endorsement, the mayor continued to express criticism of the president.

Several people have, however, used the hashtag to express criticism of Mustafa.

That is why the reluctance of many European leaders, in particular, to express criticism of the regime and of its human-rights abuses is so regrettable.

Soviet-style humor is finding a new life in Venezuela, where jokes are often the safest way to express criticism of the government.

The timing could not be worse for Corbyn and the suggestion from his shadow chancellor that opponents somehow temporarily move to the backbenches to express criticism of the leaders is, at best naive, and at worst, completely ludicrous.

The arbitrators said the main purpose of the site "was to express and allow others to express criticism" and the student used the dot-com suffix rather than dot-edu "so as not to create the impression it was a school-affiliated site".

However, the blinded system used by most journals may tempt reviewers to express criticisms in a harsh manner due to the simple fact that they know that they will not be identified.

The readers felt better able to take on an active role in a doctor patient partnership and to ask questions and express criticism.

After all, from time to time we do also express criticism of the Commission, even if it considers this to be unjustified.

If I do express criticism, I try to keep the comments to something technical without letting any personal animus slip in.

I'm glad to see that William Safire has come up with another catchy phrase to replace "nattering nabobs of negativism" for those who express criticism of Republican leaders.