Sentence examples for criticised himself from inspiring English sources

A detective sergeant tasked with investigating the death criticised himself and fellow investigating officers for not asking the IAT members about their training.

9.46am Annoyingly, Franz Beckenbauer has apologised for his comments about the England team, after being criticised himself by various two-bob numpties.

The former Republic of Ireland manager said he has "done a great job" since taking over at Molineux, insisted he had the complete support of everyone at the club and accused fans who have publicly criticised himself and certain players of "destroying" team spirit.

When he offers words of consolation he later criticises himself for being too vague.

Young isn't afraid to criticise himself, whether as band member, husband or parent.

He dismisses early stabs at the play as "fairly charmless" - and if anything has endeared Neilson to his cast, it's this readiness to criticise himself.

But it's also because of the way he examines his failures, as if deciding to defuse the prevailing mood of anger against politicians by being first to criticise himself.

In a foreword to a new edition of Brave New World published in 1946, after the horrors of the second world war and Hitler's "final solution", Huxley criticises himself for having provided only two choices in his 1932 utopia/dystopia - an "insane life in Utopia" or "the life of a primitive in an Indian village, more human in some respects, but in others hardly less queer and abnormal".

"If he hadn't put that away he would been the first one to criticise himself for not doing so".

"If he hadn't put that away he would been the first one to criticise himself for not doing so". Is Rooney world class or a worry?

For linguists to explore this domain might smack of doing 'spontaneous sociology' (a practice Bourdieu, [1991]: 37 38 criticised while himself presenting a case of 'spontaneous linguistics').