Sentence examples for a message criticising from inspiring English sources
Islamist hackers seized control of the government's official air-quality website to post a message criticising Britain for its role in the invasion of Iraq in 2003.
In August 2010, three months after Murdoch launched his BSkyB bid, Michel sent Hunt a message criticising a speech by the BBC director general, Mark Thompson.
Cole responded by retweeting a message which criticised Shearer.
He was delivering a message of peace, criticising the war on Iraq by the US: "There is no point in preaching security without giving a thought to respecting others," he told his audience.
Mr Adams - who is based Los Angeles - posted a message last Friday criticising NBC's decision to broadcast the Games' opening ceremony with a time delay.
But his appointment was revoked in early August, after Salaita posted to Twitter several messages criticising Israel.
One branch of the leaderless hacking group claimed to have taken down 15 official Thai police websites, replacing the pages with messages criticising the recent death sentences given to Burmese migrant workers Zaw Lin and Wai Phyo for the travellers' murders.
Pietersen allegedly sent messages criticising England captain Andrew Strauss to members of the opposition during the second Test.
"Obviously the family are deeply distressed and angry and they want answers because they're thinking 'how many other families is this happening to?'" Mahmood, who travelled through Turkey to Aleppo in Syria in November 2013, was criticised in a message from her family released on Sunday.
John Woodcock, who chairs the internal Labour party defence committee, said the suspected killing of the British militant "sends a clear message" and criticised those opposed to Britain bombing Isis targets in Syria - a position held by Mr Corbyn.
In another tweet, she appears to criticise Jabhat al-Nusra, writing: "A message to the boys in JAN; if you're gonna offer to help a sister into Shaam, stop leaving them stranded in Turkey..."....
