muted criticism造句

• Now, Riordan has offered muted criticism of the chief as well.
• Horne thinks Cornell would mute criticism by agreeing to an " offset ."
• Since last June, however, both have been muting criticism and observing a limited truce.
• Even China weighed in with muted criticism of its own.
• Abandoning his usual muted criticism, he finally lost what was left of his temper.
• Muted criticism of his decision not to pursue outright independence has grown more vocal.
• But Fouts muted criticism of Paul Hackett, the Jets'offensive coordinator.
• Local media, especially the Chinese-language press, have already muted criticism of China without being asked.
• Administration officials were also eager to mute criticism over Bush's delayed return to Washington Tuesday.
• Muting criticism of corruption and political repression in the kingdom simply encourages these destructive habits.
• Between them, they have dominated news coverage in recent weeks and muted criticism of the government.
• Israel's proposed unilateral action has drawn fire from the Palestinians and muted criticism from the United States.
• Lamm delivered the muted criticism as the two candidates stepped up their campaigns for the fledgling party's nomination.
• Meiners'treatise was widely read in the German intellectual circles of its day, despite muted criticism of its scholarship.
• Reno muted criticism by taking responsibility for the decision, as well as hanging tough during congressional hearings in 1995.
• In return Putin has tried to get Washington to mute criticism of Russia's handling of Chechnya, something Bush should resist.
• China on Tuesday blamed India for the nuclear arms race in South Asia while muting criticism of staunch ally Pakistan.
• With the primary voting season starting, however, Bradley has muted criticism of the law and discusses it only when asked.
• Instead, Pentagon officials who are never named get muted criticism for issuing confusing memos and not monitoring things closely enough.
• Two months ago, Knight took a leave from his lobbying firm as a way to mute criticism of his multiple roles.