Sentence examples for at criticising from inspiring English sources

European liberals ought to have stopped, as the lash fell on Badawi's shoulders, and wondered about their queasiness at criticising the religions of the "powerless"and "marginalised".

It argued auditors could balk at criticising a client if a negative opinion would mean the firm losing millions of pounds of consultancy work.

Earlier this week Inverdale spoke of his horror at criticising Bartoli's looks on air, partly blaming a bout of hayfever for his jibes.

John Inverdale has spoken of his horror at criticising tennis player Marion Bartoli's looks on air, as he prepares to sit in the commentary box alongside the Wimbledon champion at next week's French Open.

The campaign also issued a six-minute online-only version and launched a website specifically aimed at criticising Mr Romney's record.

Internal emails also suggested senior managers were concerned at criticising price rises by the French-owned EDF at a time when the charity was on a shortlist for funding from it worth £600,000 over three years.

After Marcel Koller's appointment as Austria coach almost five years ago, he was sneered at, criticised and questioned.

If you are yelling at him, criticising him, allowing your frustration to be vented at him, that is simply being abusive, and there is no excuse.

The union's advice prompted an online petition to "Defend freedom of expression at University College London", criticising "attempts to censor" the society.

At worst, criticising poor climate science can be taken as an attack on science itself, a knee-jerk reaction that has unhealthy consequences.

Jamie McFarlane, Lisa Lynch's brother, was among those who leapt to the defence of Smith's alleged Bafta disappointment and hit back at those criticising the actor.