Sentence examples for criticized among from inspiring English sources

It was criticized, among other things, for paying millions of dollars in bonuses to executives after it was bailed out.

Cahan was widely criticized among more religious and more intellectual Yiddish editors as a philistine bent on driving his audience into assimilation.

He criticized, among other things, the bank's branch-building plan, and wondered if the bank might be worth more broken up into pieces.

The governor's stance — which has many town leaders feeling that they must choose between increasing taxes and consolidating — has been widely criticized among legislators.

Speaking before a group of doctors, health policy experts and local officials at the University of Michigan medical complex, he embraced the aspect of the Massachusetts law most criticized among Republicans, the mandate that individuals buy insurance.

Rowdy protests across the country this week marking the first year of that term criticized, among other concerns, a lack of progress on promised reforms including corruption in government institutions.

Even before the inaugural game last night, the Chicago Bears' new home has been harshly criticized for (among other things) destroying the old landmark stadium that the design has transformed.

Tech companies who have released smartwatches have been widely criticized for (among other things) creating products that do not feel or look like the timepieces anyone actually wants to wear.

Cherry has been regularly criticized for (among many other things) promoting the more violent aspects of the game most of the videos conclude with his favourite fights of the year (usually involving now-dead Red Wings enforcer Bob Probert).

Cherry has been regularly criticized for (among many other things) promoting the more violent aspects of the game most of the videos conclude with his favorite fights of the year (usually involving now-dead Red Wings enforcer Bob Probert).

It is ironic that Corzine erred by, and is being criticized for, among other things, betting too lopsidedly on Europe.