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censorious remarks; critical feedback (Alexey Lebedev); criticisms (But his coverage of the Wagner report greatly downplays the report's criticisms. • They claim he is trying to bury the issue rather than taking their criticisms on board. • Maitan has also defended the majority around Bertinotti from criticisms made by the party's left wing. • In his Biographical Memoir he has ably answered the criticisms of his character. • It will be his first chance to publicly answer the criticisms that have been levelled against him. • Cited instances of anti-Americanism include an extremely wide spectrum of disapproval, from petty claims to sensible criticisms. • The ruling coalition's campaign ignores criticisms and presents the image of a party destined to govern. • One of the most persistent criticisms of capitalism is that it fosters avarice and greed. • And then, when a third party defends the targets against the unfair criticisms, the critics seem upset. • There were also criticisms that he was spending time on the telephone, apparently directly related to his ongoing dispute against the Authority. • The most severe criticisms journalists can make of a government minister is that they act in bad faith, are disloyal and are untrustworthy. • For reasons to which I have referred already I would reject each of those criticisms. • Although criticisms of the multi-million pound scheme came thick and fast, the experts were on hand to answer questions. • That made criticisms of his absences sort of a third rail, so they couldn't use the issue effectively. • But let's be careful with our criticisms, thoughtful about where we lay the responsibility. Alexander Demidov); descanting |
wiktionary.org Alexander Demidov); stricture