Sentence examples for criticized harshly from inspiring English sources

Often criticized harshly after bad games, he has taken to ignoring the sports sections of newspapers.

Republicans leaders are in no particular hurry to end debate on the bill, which they have criticized harshly this week.

Indeed, some of these figures were criticized harshly in the journals for their failure to manifest cold war orthodoxy.

Fine Clothes to the Jew (1927) was criticized harshly for its title and for its frankness, but Hughes himself felt that it represented a step forward.

But it has been criticized harshly by lawmakers from Washington State, where Boeing builds planes, and Kansas, where Boeing would have assembled the tankers.

But the city was later criticized harshly by the central government for allowing the shows to go on, Western diplomats say.

Langguth should not be criticized too harshly for this failing.

He criticized him harshly for his nervousness at the wheel.

Beck has criticized Matthews harshly before, calling him a "balloon head" earlier this year.

Other female politicians were also criticized, sometimes harshly, for not fitting a male mold.

As that suggests, Beutner is careful — perhaps to a fault — not to promise too much or criticize too harshly.