Sentence examples for basically criticized from inspiring English sources

I think I've learned a lot about writing from editors who have basically criticized what I've written or edited it or changed it.

She's basically criticized for being private and for being careful about her words; and then she's criticized for inauthenticity when she tries to act more extraverted and social.

Basically no Republican criticized Trump as harshly as Romney did on the 2016 campaign trail.

"I think what he takes away from the AOL experience is that a company took some bold bets at a point when basically everybody was criticizing them, stuck with those bets through a lot of ups and downs and created a significant new franchise".

Basically, you can criticize the current travel sports system, particularly what's known as AAU basketball, for operating an exploitative system in which the top priority is adults making money through shoe contracts, tourism and bird-dogging of young prospects, and any development --which does happen -- is secondary, and may miss players of lesser means or who are late bloomers.

Basically, the ball is being criticized for being too light and too curvy, as if it were a fashion model who eats too little food and has too much plastic surgery.

Apple has been widely criticized for saying basically nothing about the issue beyond Jobs' quotes that users should buy a case or hold the phone different.

And he hasn't minced words or backed down from his charge that Shelfari is a "bad actor", having repeated Gawker's description of Shelfari as "basically social networking rapists" and criticized Shelfari's attempts to fix its invitation system.

Today, Mouthpiece Theatre returns with a "response video," in which Cillizza and Milbank basically whine about having been criticized by the blogosphere.

The approach didn't work in Michigan, where Clinton was widely criticized for her basically untrue claim that Sanders opposed the auto industry bailout.

He described the adaptation's story as "fairly straightforward and hardly difficult to follow," but criticized it as "basically written with a complete disregard for logic and common sense".