Sentence examples for be criticised from from inspiring English sources

The bill will be criticised from two sides.

The Bradleys system is still likely to work out more expensive, however, and could also be criticised from the environmental perspective.

"I'll be criticised from the fans and part of me understands that, but I'd like to think if they put themselves in my shoes and weigh up the options I've had, hopefully they can find it in their hearts to agree with me.

However, this assessment method can be criticised from different points of view.

But the approach was criticised from the start.

The Berliner Ensemble is criticised from opposing ends.

For this he was criticised from two directions: "leading from behind", wailed the hawks.

The plans have been criticised from a number of sources, including director general Tony Hall.

In this climate, bilateral dialogue could be seen as an extravagance, and the centre has been criticised from both sides.

Spain's most famous housing activist before her election, Colau is now being criticised from all sides.

All of which left one anonymous respondent to quip: "If you're being criticised from both sides, you've probably found the centre ground".