Sentence examples for be criticised as from inspiring English sources

"When you take yourself out of the ivory tower, [you] allow yourself to be criticised as much as everyone else is that has led to a lot of personal growth from my point of view.

It certainly shouldn't be criticised as capable of "melting the movement".

It would be nice to imagine that Cameron's speech could be criticised as being ill-worded and nothing more.

The stream tube theory can be criticised as an over-simplification of the complex flow fields of flapping-wing flight, but overall agreement with known animal flight characteristics is found to be generally good.

But the wedding should not be criticised, as it has been by some, for presenting the world with an old-fashioned image of Britain.

While the junta uses lèse-majesté against critics, many Thais look back to a time where the king himself encouraged dissent, including during his 2005 birthday speech when he said he should be criticised as he is human.

Once again the army is being criticised as much as the terrorists.

Both were criticised as profligate and superfluous.

However, its timetable has been criticised as being "unrealistic".

Ross has been criticised as being too close to Israel.

The tradition has been criticised as arcane and time-consuming.