Sentence examples for bit of criticism for from inspiring English sources

"He cops a little bit of criticism for playing T20 and chasing the money.

"We got a little bit of criticism" for having too many New York chefs, Mr. Ruiz, 44, said.

This is what I did and I took a bit of criticism for being too naive/premature in my job talks, but it put me on the circuit... once you are interviewed at a Canadian university, everyone in your field across the country seems to know it.

"He had quite a bit of criticism for policies of Israeli governments, but refrained from expressing it'' because he didn't live in the country.

Last week Lifetime stirred a bit of criticism for their decision to cast recording artist and Disney Channel star, Zendaya, as lead in the forthcoming Aaliyah biopic.

Kaia's first Versace ad received a bit of criticism for the clothing choices; the 10-year-old wore a skirt that some deemed too short.

Many thousands of jobs were lost.Mixed blessingsQuite a bit of criticism of China is disguised protectionism.

We have come in for a bit of criticism and understandably because of the global coverage this league gets but we showed with the point, and our performance, the quality we have".

"I think this thing will probably eventually get through, but everyone will be a bit bloodied by it by the time it does," said Paul H. Nisbet, an aerospace analyst at JSA Research, based in Newport, R.I. "Already, Boeing and the Air Force have come in for a bit of criticism on this thing, and there's probably more to come".

Tuchel's "rotation instead of emotion" (Der Spiegel) tactics came in for a bit of criticism in some quarters but by and large, fans and neutrals alike believed him when we explained that his team were "at the limit of what they could burden" and needed some reshuffling ahead of the second leg v Liverpool.

"James Clare has come in for a bit of criticism this year because he has made a few errors and he knows that, but I thought today he was probably one of our best players.