Sentence examples for criticised it as from inspiring English sources
"But on the other hand people would have criticised it as well.
A writer from The Scotsman criticised it as substandard, noting its "clunking sexual imagery" and "bewildering observation" in the middle eight.
Responses to the Women's March varied: some were concerned the march was too broad in its message, or simply a "feel good spectacle"; others criticised it as an exclusive parade of white feminism.
Ulla Jelpke, an MP for the left-wing Die Linke party, criticised it as "excessive".
In 2007, one French minister criticised it as "too sophisticated" for export.
The posting of the tweet on Sunday provoked a backlash from people who criticised it as offensive and insensitive.
There was some controversy regarding the game's subject matter, with commentators criticising it as in poor taste due the proximity of its release to the recently ended Gulf War.
The government sees media which criticise it as the propaganda organs for opposition parties or foreign countries.
It is easy to criticise it, as Lilia Shevtsova does, insightfully, hereWe are dealing with two completely different ways of thinking here.
But opponents criticise it as "enforced medicine" and claim that it can lead to problems such as bone cancer and thyroid problems.
