Sentence examples for appropriate criticized from inspiring English sources

So, it is not just fair, but it is an important part of the continued vetting of our public officials that they are scrutinized and, when appropriate, criticized.

In his ruling, Judge Hurley went beyond merely saying that damages were appropriate and criticized the practice of strip-searching misdemeanor suspects.

G4 commented on the game's voice acting as overly dramatic but appropriate, but criticized many of the sound effects as being cheesy.

It is also appropriate to criticize the reasoning of judges in particular cases.

"It would be more appropriate to criticize the Fed for not being tight enough in the '98-'99 period and thus letting things get up the head of steam they did".

• To the Editor: Re "What Egypt Can Teach America," by Nicholas D. Kristof (column, Feb. 13): It is appropriate to criticize an American policy that ignores our values of democracy and freedom.

Mr. Woodward tells us that Ms. Rice never took her complaints about unduly rosy military reports to Mr. Bush because "the president almost demanded optimism" and because she "claimed that as secretary of state, she didn't feel it was appropriate to criticize" Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld or military commanders.

Bottom line: none of these legislators think it is appropriate to criticize Israeli policies because, by definition, the Israeli government's position is always right.

And, boom: like that, Dorian Gray is with us! Romney says it's totally appropriate to criticize the President, as long as you do not use the following words: mentality, arrogant, bunker.

This time even though her outfit was season-appropriate and occasion appropriate, Mrs. Obama was again criticized -- this time for being too casual.

Hyacinth Moody of the Haringey Community Relations Council sat in as an "appropriate adult"; she was criticized by the judge for having failed to intervene.