Sentence examples for criticised no from inspiring English sources

Peter Tatchell criticised No 10's move.

Gay rights activist Peter Tatchell criticised No 10's move.

"Yes, we are in a dilemma, because we are criticised no matter what we do," he said.

He had a remarkable attitude to life in that he saw the best in everyone, he never judged, he never criticised, no matter how much he was provoked.

We're in the public eye and people are going to criticise no matter what and say what they want to say about us.

In a radio interview he also criticised, in no uncertain terms, the Russian establishment's apparent readiness to quarrel with the West.

Partner: 'I was giving him [toddler] some dinner at three and a half months…and I never telled anybody, until it was months later and we realised everything was alright, because I … knew I'd get criticised, "Oh no, it's four months".' (ID 2287.

Even so, harassing or printing lies about a celebrity is a very different kind of journalism to criticising – no matter whether you put "asshole" in the headline – a technology company that they've invested in.

I am in no way placed to criticise having no experience of it whatsoever, but to give up on a universal education system in favour of what is nothing more than bourgeois separatism is nothing short of pathetic.

However, he criticised it for "no voice acting, no orchestral score and slightly outdated graphics".

He is all of those things.' 'So,' I conclude, after this barrage of third person proclamations, 'you don't feel personally attacked when people criticise you?' 'No,' Lévy says, 'Often, I feel - with good reason - that they are aiming at someone else.' · Qui a tué Daniel Pearl? is published by Grasset.