Sentence examples for criticised to from inspiring English sources

I shall not dwell on his efforts, now much criticised, to underplay the direness of the situation.

There are lessons Rouhani should learn from Mohammad Khatami, who is often criticised to have done and said too little, too late during his own reformist presidency.

Though his piece was blunt and cruel at times, it wasn't exactly news: creative writing programmes have been analysed – and criticised – to exhaustion.

Nick Clegg has called for the immediate publication of the Chilcot report into the Iraq war and urged those likely to be criticised to accept the public scrutiny.

Most of Trump's rivals have criticised, to varying degrees, his statements about Mexico sending rapists, criminals and diseases into the US.

On the other hand, $4m has been pledged to eradicate foxes and wild dogs, nearly $13m to tackle weeds and feral pests and $11m on a plan, albeit much criticised, to save the Leadbeater's possum.

Others criticise to raise the prospects of being co-opted.

"I want to be a congressman – to criticise, to supervise the corrupt government".

(For people who do like EastEnders, denigrate means to criticise, to put down).

It is incumbent on those who criticise to propose a sunnier more optimistic prophylactic.

Both options have been criticised due to questionable cost-effectiveness.