Sentence examples for criticising it from inspiring English sources
Amy O'Brian of The Vancouver Sun wrote favorably of the new album, while at the same time criticising it for its clichés, bad lyrics and for its too-familiar melodies, and concluded, "It's cheesy and overdone, but the truth is that it just might give Adams his first hit in a decade".
The Bachelor format is hardly new – the US version has been airing since 2002 – and feminists have been criticising it since its inception.
In 2008 he was sued for libel by the British Chiropractic Association for criticising it for defending some of its members who use treatments on children with conditions such as colic and asthma where he felt there was little evidence.
The work had its detractors, with some writers criticising it for "repulsive pedantry" and "overbearing assertions", as well as incorrect citations to works that were later discredited.
There was some controversy regarding the game's subject matter, with commentators criticising it as in poor taste due the proximity of its release to the recently ended Gulf War.
Health minister Mark Drakeford said a whole system approach to care between the NHS and social services meant no A&E unit had had to close its doors and accused people from outside Wales of only criticising it "to make political capital".
Let's criticise it for its legion failings; making up new ones seems redundant.
However, he criticises it for its episodic content being a "tease".
Because that is the function of art: a mature society pays its artists to criticise it.
The government will use its supporters in the media to discredit anyone who criticises it.
