Sentence examples for unfavourable critique from inspiring English sources

In an especially unfavourable critique for Rolling Stone magazine, Timothy White described it as "the sorriest grab bag of dreck in recent memory" and lamented that none of the songs were "the least bit fleshed out", with the listener instead given "an irritating display of disjointed images and unfocused musical snapshots".

So they have aimed their critique at India's national amour propre by drawing unfavourable comparisons, first with the great rival China but even more embarrassingly with a string of south Asian neighbours.

So they have aimed their critique at India's national amour-propre by drawing unfavourable comparisons, firstly with the great rival China but even more embarrassingly with a string of south Asian neighbours.

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.

Not exactly critique.

Social critique.

Gabonese officials ditched an unfavourable resource deal.