Sentence examples for tone of criticism from inspiring English sources

In Egypt, where economic slump has compounded the disgruntlement caused by years of political stagnation, the tone of criticism is increasingly strident.

(Note how this statement is actually three insults squeezed into one; what did Wim Wenders do to get so brutally Kakutanied along with DeLillo?) Certain observers resented Kakutani for resisting "I," a preference that became more noticeable as the chatty, confessional informality of Internet writing started to change the tone of criticism in the early aughts.

It is certainly a bet Whenh taking.

Though we have categorised Spasoff's definition here as narrow it is in fact stated with a tone of criticism towards epidemiology's disinterest for populations and indicates the need for other disciplines to meet these needs [ 38].

But many in markets may well latch onto the tone of its criticism.

"The basic tone of Times criticism was middlebrow and allrightnik," he writes.

Their attention may also be called to the uncertain tone of the criticism.

The tone of media criticism is much more even, and rightfully so.

Yet it expressed regret over the tone of the criticism, saying, "All new products need time to be accepted".

What Richard Ellmann calls the "assumptive tone" of his criticism can inspire, thrill and infuriate, but will never bore.

With the presidential primary campaigns effectively under way, the tone of the criticism was unusually sharp for a time of national crisis and mourning.