Sentence examples for criticised deeply from inspiring English sources

"Rather than a full redraft, we've been given cosmetic tweaks to a heavily criticised, deeply intrusive bill," he said.

Eric King, Director of the Don't Spy on Us pro-privacy and digital rights coalition, said in a statement: "Rather than a full redraft, we've been given cosmetic tweaks to a heavily criticised, deeply intrusive bill.

The MPs also criticised a "deeply unimpressive" review of sentencing by Labour peer Lord Carter that they said was based on "wholly inadequate" consultation.

An interesting look at a religious figure who has been criticised for his deeply conservative views.

His plan was criticised by Labour as "deeply disturbing".

The British government, which does not keep a blacklist of tax havens, criticised the move as "deeply unhelpful".

Mr Corbyn's performance came after he was heavily criticised for not bowing deeply enough after laying a wreath at the Cenotaph on Sunday.

An online Guardian article, Jeremy Corbyn criticised for not bowing deeply enough at Cenotaph, told of critical comments on Twitter, but the piece wasn't carried in the print issue.

Following the rescue of a group of migrants on Christmas Day, Javid's response to the rise in the still relatively tiny number of people attempting the crossing has been criticised by charities as "deeply concerning", while others suggested it lacked humanity.

According to the BBC's Mariko Oi, the president was criticised for "bowing too deeply" when he toured Japan in 2009.

Corbyn criticised that reply yesterday as "deeply unsatisfactory".