Sentence examples similar to understated criticism from inspiring English sources
U.S. officials privately acknowledge that the administration has been understated in its criticism of Bahrain, in part to avoid further strain in relations with Saudi Arabia, a vital U.S. ally and neighbor to the tiny island kingdom.
The QC used his customary polite, sometimes understated, tone - but this was a criticism of politicians whom he said hadn't fully thought through some of the proposals announced in early September.
An outlier in an understated organization, Jacobs has found himself the object of criticism in recent years for outspokenness and for some of his on-field conduct.
In an understated sense, "City of Gold" is also an argument not just for Gold's significance but for the importance of criticism as a whole.
Some understated lovemaking.
Major Japanese newspapers published criticisms of the company over the weekend, saying it had tried to cover up the risks from the leak reported Friday and had understated the levels of radioactivity in the water.
