His latest tome, Purity, which came out this month, is yet another lightning rod of controversy: It's been mostly praised, sometimes lavishly, but has also called "problematic" and been criticized for being a touch over the top.
She had exchanged them for practical sneakers by the time she arrived, but she was criticized for looking out of touch.
But his style was criticized for lacking a pastoral touch, especially when it came to victims of sexual abuse by priests.
Mitt Romney has been criticized for being "out of touch" with the average American because of his immense wealth.
Millennials are criticized for being out of touch, but we're actually so accustomed to the present reality that we're ready to outdo it.
Wenger's teams have been criticized for lacking a "killer touch" by journalist Jeff Powell, for being one-dimensional by footballer Michael Ballack, and for "want[ing] to score a 'nice' goal," instead of just pragmatically shooting the ball by former manager David Pleat.
Baca, who has been criticized for being out of touch on jail operations, was in the Middle East state of Qatar last week when supervisors embraced 63 recommendations outlined by the panel, which include a major restructuring of the department's workforce and internal investigations.
I'm not that old, and I think the business principles are the same". Business principles may be universal, but it must come as a shock for some to hear that a key figure in charge of building the new GM is vowing to "learn about cars". GM and Detroit have long been criticized for being out of touch with the latest in automobile design, and for failing to anticipate industry trends.
And for a player who is often criticized for his lack of shooting touch, he seems to shoot just fine when the game is on the line.
Mr. Hevesi, often criticized for wonkishness, showed some lighter touches ("Notice I was the only one who did not interrupt," he said after the other candidates skirmished).
