Sentence examples for Some recriminations from inspiring English sources

"There have already been some recriminations about the amount spent on last summer's botched music festival Labour Live.

Mr. Gravel responded in a 2007 account of the incident in The New Republic, saying, "It's understandable that he would have some recriminations and strike out at me since I had been such a policy opponent of his".

The discovery of the site's true purpose produced some recriminations in London, as – unlike the V-1 and V-2 projects – the V-3 had not been uncovered by Allied intelligence before the war's end.

There have been other signs that the country has moved beyond the shock of the upheaval to a new phase of reflection — and for some, recrimination — on the causes, the days it took to get the turmoil under control, and ways to guard against a recurrence.

"Some governmental recriminations against some ISF officers still observed".

Plus, in some Parisian venues, you can get some nasty recriminations just for looking at a waiter the wrong way.

For Democrats, especially, it was a day for reflection — and, in some cases, recriminations.

The end of the Conan O'Brien chapter of "The Tonight Show" was officially hammered out on Thursday with a lot of money — and some parting recriminations — being dished out.

Some of "The Friedkin Connection" is about triumphs and recriminations; some is about playing tricks on studio executives, because Mr. Friedkin believes that it's better to appear crazy than malleable.

There has also been some mutual recrimination about which side was responsible for the failure.

Some of these recriminations come from people who firmly believe that no German ought to be honored by Jews.