Sentence examples for criticism day from inspiring English sources

"President Bush doesn't have to put his views up to that kind of public criticism day after day after day," David Asman explained.

The criticism Thursday was the second in two days Mr. Donaldson faced.

Jarvis, criticized last month for harsh comments about the N.C.A.A., gave a more tempered criticism Friday night.

The office of the vice president pushed back against the criticism Tuesday afternoon.

However, the federal safety agency faced its own criticism Tuesday from the Center for Auto Safety, a consumer group.

Nevertheless, the increase in testing times drew sharp criticism Monday from many school administrators, teachers and parents.

Mr. Obama's decision to bypass the vetting drew criticism Saturday from the senior Republican on the panel, Senator Charles E. Grassley of Iowa.

The university came under criticism Friday for failing to notify the district attorney's office or law enforcement other than the campus police.

Echoing criticism Wednesday by top officials like José Manuel Barroso, president of the European Commission, Mr. Trichet suggested that repeated downgrades by the ratings agencies tended to exacerbate the crisis.

After his campaign barely offered even the most muted criticism Wednesday night, Mr. Romney hit the trail in Michigan Thursday with nary a mention of the governor from Texas.

The perception that OPEC was unwilling to do its part to bring down prices brought sharp criticism Wednesday from Western officials.