Sentence examples for criticized across from inspiring English sources

The central bank was being criticized across the political spectrum, accused of helping to save the financial system but doing little for the average American.

He has been criticized across the country, and the comment has led state and national Republican leaders, including Mitt Romney, to distance themselves and pressure him to get out of the race.

Second, I have never said that I would vote for George W. Bush, whom I have strongly criticized across the country, if forced to choose between him and Al Gore.

France is also home to one of Europe's largest Muslim populations, a group that is repeatedly criticized across the political spectrum, particularly by the staunchly anti-immigrant National Front.

They have even added to Trumbull's statements — it's amazing what slipping in an extra "[or]" will do — in ham-handed attempts to distort their meaning (which have been criticized across the ideological spectrum).

Of course, a broader partnership with India in Afghanistan will be bitterly criticized across the border by some who believe that India threatens Pakistan's security and seeks to "encircle" it.

Days after the 1998 elections, Cardinal Mahony criticized candidates across the political spectrum for appearing to "be engaged in a race to see who would go the extra mile in advancing policies that undermine the sanctity of life".

"On the Road," a free-flowing treatise on Mr. Kerouac's moods, feelings and experiences as he traveled across America, was criticized by many critics as shallow and self-indulgent.

That is criticized by advocates for across-the-board screening who say Denmark, Finland and the Netherlands essentially eradicated soaring MRSA rates using that method.

His demand that Parliament not only introduce but pass his bill — and do so by Aug. 30 — has been criticized by people across the political spectrum who say that it disregards India's democratic processes.

The new Common Core Standards have been criticized by educators across the country as developmentally inappropriate for K-3 students, requiring our youngest learners to perform tasks before their bodies and brains are ready.