Sentence examples for criticised performance from inspiring English sources

One of the Oscar show writers publicly blamed Franco's myriad commitments for his widely criticised performance at the ceremony.

Biden, 69, who has served in the Senate for 36 years and run for president twice, is under pressure to make up some of the ground Obama lost in his widely criticised performance on Wednesday.

Inspection body Estyn criticised performance and gave the authority 50 days to prepare an action plan.

In his report he had criticised the performance and morale of Eighth Army troops taking part.

He also criticised the performance of some clinical commissioning groups for unrealistic funding of acute care.

An angry Lee Westwood has rounded on Twitter users who criticised his performance in the final round of the US PGA Championship.

James Rodriguez has criticised the performance of referee Carlos Velasco Carballo after Colombia were knocked out of the World Cup quarter-finals by Brazil.

Four in 10 children (41%) said that their parents criticised their performance with 16% saying this was a frequent occurrence or something that happened all the time.

The BBC Trust today criticised the performance of BBC1, BBC2 and BBC4 in its interim conclusions of a review of the three networks' service licences.

The news follows Mr Murdoch's reappointment last month of Rebekah Brooks as head of his UK newspaper stable, in defiance of those who criticised her performance in charge of the business during the phone-hacking scandal.

She and her fellow directors at Alliance Trust were forced to compromise with a US hedge fund that had criticised her performance and pay after its demands for board representation were initially dismissed.