Sentence examples for criticised not from inspiring English sources

It was they who were being criticised, not the duchess.

Yet its military efforts have been criticised not just by enemies but by allies.

The previous run was criticised, not entirely undeservedly, for the convoluted puzzle box that was the River Song storyline.

Maquiladoras are criticised not just for exploiting labour and producing toxic waste, but also for contributing little to the wider economy.

The world's biggest communist country, China, looks like the sort of society Marx criticised, not the one that he wanted to create.

Mr Ailes, who is chairman of News Corp's Fox Television Stations Group, is often criticised, not least for his outrageous pronouncements, normally on politics.

But the comments seemed to criticise not just my actions, but my assumed boasting about them.

We were criticising not just music, but the basic tenets of its criticism,too.

Plus some self-reflection: "If I were not criticised, I would not have any value".

Soft Machine Vols 1 & 2 (1968/69) Although the production on these albums has been criticised - not least by the group - both are still a wonderful mix of "pataphysical" pop songs, jazz and psychedelia, and they're available on one CD.

The government has long been criticised for not doing enough.