Sentence examples for be criticised for this from inspiring English sources

He may be criticised for this, but it is entirely sensible.

Well, here are the reasons why the evidence may point in other directions, and you may be criticised for this".

Though she doesn't need to be criticised for this I believe she can be, and any woman that does so isn't necessarily "part of the problem".

"We will certainly be criticised for this, but for us it is a question of survival," Vittorio Alessandro told la Repubblica newspaper.

And, because they will usually be criticised for this approach, it is the economists' task to provide valid arguments for and to publicly defend efficient doing nothing.

Although well aware that he might be criticised for this by clinicians and other family members, he refused to accept that his daughter had severe brain damage, focussing instead on the obvious, visible problem of his daughter's spasticity and how physiotherapy might be able to resolve this: I don't want this to get back to the rest of the family, alright?

It was criticised for this, but in retrospect was justified.

Earlier I had always been described as the one writing about women, women's lives, being criticised for this.

The UK was criticised for this figure, given that there were about 1.3 million asylum applications in EU countries during 2015.

Of course, this is just as much a fantasy as Francis Ford Coppola's Wagner-fuelled helicopter attack in Apocalypse Now, and The Deer Hunter has been criticised for this literal inaccuracy and showing Vietnam in terms of American victimhood.

He's been criticised for this free-and-easy treatment of historical figures by, among others, John Updike, who said of Ragtime that it "smacked of playing with helpless dead puppets".