Sentence examples for a column criticising from inspiring English sources
Shortly before his arrest in September last year, he had written a column criticising the government for jailing several of his colleagues, as well as two Swedish journalists, under vague anti-terror statutes passed in 2009.
Sayeeda Warsi, the former chair of the Conservative party, has blasted the Sun for running a column criticising Channel 4 News for using a Muslim presenter to report news of the Nice truck attack.
Dowd was caught up in a plagiarism row of her own in in 2009, when she was accused of lifting from a blog for a column criticising Dick Cheney on the use of torture.
In November 2009, Antony Sumara, CEO of the Mid Staffordshire NHS Foundation Hospital Trust, wrote a column criticising Holby City for misrepresenting real hospital life.
Back in 1996, George Will, a conservative columnist, wrote a scathing column criticising stadium subsidies as corporate welfare.
On the day that the team was selected, Bradman wrote in his newspaper column, criticising Fingleton's running between the wickets.
Amanda Platell's column criticised Nadiya and the Bake Off team for being too politically correct, suggesting semi-finalist Flora could have stayed on the show if she made a "chocolate mosque".
Multi-factor productivity growth was highest between 1928-1950, and in general was much higher from 1890-1950 than from 1980 on, though it has picked up again since 1996.The rest of Mr Brooks's column criticises high rates of out-of-wedlock births and other vague indicators of moral malaise.
He writes newspaper columns criticising the regime and is a member of the Kifaya (Enough) movement.
That said, the workplace has clearly matured into a very different environment since women like Tina Amirtha – who recently wrote a column in the New Statesman criticising her male colleagues' attitudes toward her as a female engineer – joined almost a decade ago.
In a recent column, Martin Kettle criticised the upcoming party conferences as deeply unrepresentative events.
