Sentence examples for bitterly criticised from inspiring English sources

Those who had been patiently working for better race relations bitterly criticised that too.

McGuinness later bitterly criticised the DUP's handling of the RHI crisis.

The ICC has been bitterly criticised for indicting only African dictators.

A number of witnesses, never called to the inquest, have since bitterly criticised the emergency response.

Accordingly, Lofthouse bitterly criticised police tactics, which included having mounted men making cavalry charges.

The trip was bitterly criticised by religious conservatives in Iran and by Jewish groups in the US.

But he has run into a wall in Congress, much to the frustration of campaigners who bitterly criticise its inaction.

If a handful of people bitterly criticise me or my work I retreat to my duvet for days, questioning myself and the value of opinion in modern discourse.

Many grassroots activists criticised the concept bitterly for being unintelligible to voters on the campaign doorstep.

It was a sour ending to a bitterly fought mayoral race, in which Goldsmith's tactic to question Khan's judgment for sharing platforms with individuals with extreme views when he was a human rights lawyer was widely criticised.

Grant Shapps criticised these ideas.