Sentence examples for worst criticism from inspiring English sources

I have saved the worst criticism for last: Chris Evans.

The worst criticism was being set up as a dichotomy to Sheryl Sandberg's Lean In.

This isn't the worst criticism in the world, but there's nothing here that moves me.

"The worst criticism is that you are doing nothing," he said.

The worst criticism these writers can fling at a female character in fiction is that she is passive.

"If the worst criticism of Jim McGreevey is that he wants people to fly the flag, we can live with that," said Rich McGrath, his spokesman.

Congressional Republicans rail against the federal government; then, with their own antics, confirm their worst criticisms.

Panetta said he hoped the quality of the commission's recommendations would allay the worst criticisms and noted the high caliber of its members.

"You get positive criticism and you get negative criticism, and the truth is, I'm my own worst critic," said Mr. Fischer on a recent morning in McCarren Park in Williamsburg, from which a half-dozen of his buildings can be seen.

The PRI was "the perfect dictatorship" -- with democratic trappings, but "suppressing by all means, including the worst, whatever criticism may threaten its perpetuation in power," the Peruvian writer Mario Vargas Llosa said a decade ago.

The old governing party fashioned what the Peruvian writer Mario Vargas Llosa called "the perfect dictatorship" -- a government appearing to be democratic, but "suppressing by all means, including the worst, whatever criticism may threaten its perpetuation in power".