Sentence examples for attracted censure from inspiring English sources
While Blackstone and his Commentaries have been widely lauded and memorialised in marble, this volume highlights the extent to which they have also attracted censure, controversy and disparagement.
They are now unequivocally backing the opposition to the Assad regime in neighbouring Syria.Yet Turkey's active foreign policy has attracted censure in parts of the West, especially America.
More than 100 years after the English civil war, for instance, any prelate who was "enthusiastic" about religion attracted censure and suspicion.
More recently, when Kara Walker cut out paper silhouettes of fantasy slave narratives, with characters — black and white alike — inflicting mutual violence, she attracted censure from some black artists.
Marriages between Hindus and Muslims have long attracted censure in conservative Indian families, but the attachment of a deeper, sinister motive to them is a recent phenomenon.
His public airing of these views attracted censure from the church (and particularly from Frank Weston, who was also serving), but reflected the openness that made him popular with the officers in France.
No one disputes Farrell's warrior temperament or impressive form this season but his tendency to attract censure in high‑profile games shows no sign of easing.
But according to Islam, the soul does not enter the fetus until between 40 and 120 days after conception so scientists at the Royan Institute in Iran are able to carry out stem-cell research without attracting censure.But the kind of freedom that science demands is still rare in the Muslim world.
While Mr Masuzoe's comment, exhumed from 1989, met with radical counter-action, the rightwing ravings of Toshio Tamogami, another of the four leading candidates, attracted little censure.
The judge who attracted international censure after sentencing the Stanford rapist Brock Turner to six months in jail has been recalled from office after a two-year campaign by local activists.
His cruelty attracted some censure, but Sanger never faced disciplinary action".
