Sentence examples for criticising it all from inspiring English sources
"Before I actually got my hands on the original, I saw people criticising it all over," Yoshida-san says.
There are new things happening for cricket at the moment and people shouldn't be criticising it all the time".
The Post and Dispatch will serve no party but the people; will be no organ of Republicanism, but the organ of truth, will follow no caucuses but its own convictions; will not support the Administration, but criticise it; will oppose all frauds and shams wherever and whatever they are; will advocate principles and ideas rather than prejudices and partisanship.
I remember challenging her on her book Having It All – which was so criticised here.
Leviathan received funding from the culture ministry, but the culture minister Vladimir Medinsky later criticised it, and said that, while all flowers would be allowed to grow, "in future we will only water the ones we like".
If they are criticised at all, it's done cautiously … and preferably in private.
Criticise him all you want (and we haven't spared him) but Dwayne has been the Windies' partnership breaker.
But hey, he has a right to criticise, it's a democracy after all.
Once you lose that network of people constantly doubting you or criticising you, it's all on you and there's no one to buck against.
They must also be willing and able to stand by an agreement when it is criticised, as all agreements inevitably are.
