Sentence examples for criticism for going from inspiring English sources

While his supporters have celebrated his attacks on Democrats, Mr. Christie has drawn criticism for going after average citizens with the same gusto.

The 30-year-old has received widespread criticism for going to ground easily after minimal contact from defender Georgi Shchennikov in the penalty area.

Mr. Lawsky has been unapologetic in his approach to the bank, even while weathering some criticism for going on the offensive against the bank on his own rather than moving in concert with other regulators.

Christie has also attracted criticism for going after a Republican rival, Senator Marco Rubio, over much-scrutinised absences from Congress which included a recent vote on the passing of a bipartisan spending bill.

The one late-night talk-show host who has returned, Mr. Daly of NBC's "Last Call With Carson Daly," endured severe criticism for going back on the air while writers for the show were still out on strike.

So prospects for talks between India and Pakistan remain remote, as India's ruling coalition, facing a key election on December 12th in the state of Gujarat, seeks to avoid criticism for going "soft" itself.In Kashmir, however, there is despondency that there is no sign of a dialogue between India and even the moderate Kashmiri opposition.

"I get criticism for rarely going to my hometown," Montana said.

Amid growing criticism of Ofgem for going soft on the power companies, its chief executive, Dermot Nolan, joined the attack.

Already, Pakistan's president, Asif Ali Zardari, has been exposed to withering criticism at home for going on a trip to Europe during the early days of the flood.

The threats and criticism he received for going to Israel led him to the idea of gathering writers to speak up for peace in the world.

The MP, who drew criticism in 2012 for going on the reality show I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out of Here, has said that she wrote the novel for fun between Commons votes.