Sentence examples for been leveled at the from inspiring English sources

There are several criticisms that have been leveled at the cornucopian worldview.

Much of the criticism for the disappointing results has been leveled at the banks.

The protests against the war have been leveled at the administration in Washington, not the troops in Iraq.

Nor does it feel like it's trying too hard, an accusation that could have been leveled at the drum'n'bass puttering of 1997's Earthling.

Despite the criticism that has been leveled at the department, Mr. Dourgarian said the road was needed to move traffic through the city.

In his letter, Mr. Nadler listed numerous accusations that had been leveled at the police, including the use of excessive force on protesters, illegal surveillance of individuals "engaged in constitutionally protected activities" and preventing journalists from covering the protests.

The episode tied up a number of loose ends, though despite what was on the line — a prison term for Will, humiliation and disbarment for Alicia — it never felt like anything mattered all that much, an accusation that could be leveled at the season so far, despite the show's continuing high level of execution.

Which maybe it is, though couldn't that charge just as easily be leveled at the single life?  A.

One criticism being leveled at the clothes offered on the runways is that they are skewed too young.

In 1999, Knoblauch took a throw at second base in Minnesota, stepped away from the bag and was leveled at the knees by the Twins Coreyy Koskie.

Which maybe it is, though couldn't that charge just as easily be leveled at the single life? A. Personally, I don't subscribe to that belief.