Sentence examples for criticized in the first from inspiring English sources

The Globe itself was criticized in the first review.

The story one of the only things criticized in the first game has been written by Richard Morgan, a British science fiction author who won the Arthur C. Clarke award in 2008.

Gadamer, on the other hand, argues that Derrida's position his rejection of every continuum of meaning, of an orientation towards truth, and of a genuine communication potentially harbors indifference and that the focus on discontinuity and fragmentation resembles the kind of thinking that he criticized, in the first part of Truth and Method, as aesthetic consciousness.

Techniques such as vague sourcing or using only someone's first name were criticized in the report as opening the "door to providing seriously misleading information to the public" during stressful situations such as the bombings.

But voting went smoothly there, officials said, especially after the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe had criticized fraud in the first round and had asked the Croatian state electoral commission to replace its observers.

The Obama administration was heavily criticized in its first two years for seemingly failing to keep campaign promises of active antitrust enforcement.

President Obama, who was criticized in his first term for favoring oil and gas development over land conservation, on Monday will designate five new national monuments, White House officials said on Friday.

Commenters didn't let Gabbana off the hook, and called him out for criticizing her in the first place.

This study was criticized in that the patients in the second cohort were older and the causes of death were unknown.

Critics see Trump bringing the precise sort of kleptocracy and nepotism to his administration that the United States has long criticized in third-world countries.

The poor support for the Sega CD has often been criticized as the first link in the devaluation of the Sega brand.