Sentence examples for be criticized severely from inspiring English sources

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South Yorkshire police, in particular its senior officers involved in the planning and execution of the operation at Hillsborough, are criticized severely by Lord Justice Taylor.

Varma was criticized severely by later artists who saw the content of his work as only superficially Indian because, despite depicting mythological Indian themes, it imitated Western styles of painting.

'I knew he played golf and I also knew he hated being associated with golf and didn't want to be photographed playing the game because of the identification with Eisenhower, who was criticized severely for golfing all the time.'" The press gave the young Democratic president no grief over his athletic pursuits: golf, touch football, sailing.

Germany was criticized severely by the international press for lax security measures in Frankfurt Airport that allowed Demeke to smuggle a pistol on board, and for allowing the hijacked aircraft to leave after refueling in Hanover.

It's been criticized very severely.

"Because my grandfather had been a landowner, my mother was criticized very severely," he recalls.

Twitter has been criticized for severely limiting API functionality and discriminating against most developers by only allowing four partners (one of which they just acquired) to access the "firehose" XMPP feed.

The senior officer of those brigades was later criticized severely for being delayed by such an inferior force.

That was good news for a team that is being watched carefully and criticized severely after posting a 22-22 record.

General Howe would be severely criticized in the British press and Parliament for his failures in the Boston campaign.