Sentence examples for criticized from the from inspiring English sources
The deal was criticized from the start.
Along the way Mr. Barak, who was criticized from the start for failing to delegate authority or to build political alliances, became increasingly isolated.
The seeding choices by this year's committee have been widely criticized, from the overseeding of the Big East teams — Villanova a No. 2? Notre Dame a No. 6? — to the undervaluing of a team like No. 9 Northern Iowa.
The race in Valencia has been criticized from the outset by local groups claiming that government money is being squandered, and some reports say the rights to hold the race cost $50 million a year.
Much of the changes appear to involve a scaling back of the business unit created by the $5.2 billion purchase of the information technology company Sema, which Schlumberger shareholders criticized from the outset.
Rob Greenfield Brooklyn, Aug. 9, 2007 To the Editor: The tiniest of violins are playing for Bush 41, as he "finds it tough to watch his son get criticized from the sidelines".
Signaling the strategy of the coming campaign, he added, "It's easy to find career politicians criticizing from the sidelines".
Last year when Governor Paterson tried to fill a smaller budget gap, Democrats resisted noisily and Republicans offered little help, preferring mostly to criticize from the sidelines.
I told him it was easy to criticize from the outside.
So I'm trying to make it very clear that I'm not criticizing from the left.
Do Ms. Rudoren's personal musings, as they have seeped out in unfiltered social media posts (and, notably, have been criticized from both the right and the left), make her an unwise choice for this crucially important job?
