Sentence examples similar to bring criticized from inspiring English sources

I try and do things to bring new people into the sport, but I always get criticized for it".

If to be different is to be criticized, bring it on.

Only near the end of the book does he bring himself to criticize Israel.

The first suit was brought because she criticized an employee's frequent absences saying: "Are you sure you're really sick?

But Ryan could not bring himself to criticize Trump, the Republican presidential nominee, who heaped praise on Putin during a televised candidate forum on national security issues.

In fact, Obama really did bring himself to criticize Ayers, denouncing him during a Democratic debate as "somebody who engaged in detestable acts 40 years ago".

Another factor in being resistant to dealing with unfinished business can be a fear that it is being brought up to criticized, shamed, blamed or punished by one's partner.

And if his prosecutors were to lose at trial, Mr. Vance could be criticized for bringing a weak case and accused of bringing it only to quell his critics, political and legal insiders said.

The charges were brought after the Russian Orthodox Church criticized the exhibition, held at the Sakharov Museum, as antireligious.

"Normally we're not criticized for bringing out data earlier," Charles Louis Kincannon, the director of the Census Bureau, said.

The globalization of the series has often been criticized as bringing auto racing to countries with no tradition or interest in the sport.