Sentence examples for are simultaneously criticised from inspiring English sources

They are simultaneously criticised and lauded.

It is unclear however that she would have got as far as she did without her husband's name and contacts (while being simultaneously criticised on his account).

But they are simultaneously dispersed.

Why is he being criticised?

JonBenét was simultaneously deified as a photogenic angel and vilified as a child temptress, and her parents were criticised for fetishising her looks, while the public and media did exactly the same thing themselves.

But in order to be more effective, the whole of the international community needs to simultaneously criticise the DPRK about its human record.

However, self-ratings are often criticised for their lack of validity.

Antibody-detection tests are often criticised for lacking this ability.

By comparison, ready meals are often criticised for being unhealthy.

Lord Birt, a former BBC boss, was much criticised for working simultaneously for Downing Street and McKinsey.

Phenomena such as civilization, technology (e.g. within anarcho-primitivism and insurrectionary anarchism), and the democratic process may be sharply criticised within some anarchist tendencies and simultaneously lauded in others.