Sentence examples for criticised work from inspiring English sources

That was also her approach to a comments by Coalition frontbenchers Julie Bishop and Michael Keenan, who criticised work she had done as part of her deradicalisation program, accusing her of attempting to secure a lower jail sentence for "hate preacher" Mohammed Junaid Thorne.

Explaining the cruelty of the heavily criticised work capability assessments conducted by the firm Atos, she wrote: "It is difficult enough coping with a disability … but to have to struggle though an examination that reminds you of everything you cannot do saps your energy and is really depressing".

And US Senator Bernie Sanders has criticised working conditions in Amazon warehouses.

How can one criticise work as adorable as Thomas Heatherwick's without seeming, metaphorically speaking, to punch a puppy in the face?

Everyone seems quite prepared – indeed, entitled – to criticise working people's choices, while understanding absolutely nothing about their lives; everything from nutrition to parenting to thrift is fair game.

"For me, it is the symbolism of the single poppy for a single life which has really transformed the public's perception of the work," said Piper, speaking this weekend for the first time since Jones criticised his work.

Mr Sedaris once said in an interview that a review which criticised his work would point out that "the things I've written are obvious set-ups for jokes which don't work that well".

Rossetti's contemporaries criticised his work on various grounds.

He has publicly criticised shoddy work on the dam, and cracked down on corruption.

He criticised any work he considered "degenerate" – any abstraction or early examples of surrealism.

He seemed to have survived the initial plagiarism allegations, but is now facing separate claims of "sock puppetry" – that he used an online alias to hit back at fellow journalists who had criticised his work.