Sentence examples for unfavourable criticism from inspiring English sources

A salutary tale: last December, a food blogger called James Isherwood didn't particularly enjoy his starter at Mayfair's Hibiscus and wrote an unfavourable criticism of it when he got home.

Perhaps the most severe unfavourable criticisms of the Conquest of Mexico and the Conquest of Peru are based upon Prescott's romantic version of native civilizations, which later findings in archaeology and anthropology have found to be distorted.

She is seeking to minimise unfavourable press criticism, notably in Australia, over her dealings with Rupert Murdoch.

As a consequence, most unfavourable views of marketing are criticisms of poor marketing, not of strategically sound marketing practices.

Les Rougon-Mattractedttrattentionenthroughoutghout Europe and America, but critics in Britain were unfavourable and translations slow to appear.

An unfavourable polling result, perhaps.

Unfavourable stories invite libel suits.

Questions abounded, generally with unfavourable instinctive responses.

Iceland is facing some unfavourable comparisons.

Public reaction to the reforms was unfavourable.

Gabonese officials ditched an unfavourable resource deal.