Sentence examples for criticized much from inspiring English sources
Lord Mountbatten's report criticized much in new as well as old prisons.
Some of its members have criticized much of the design work done so far.
Mr. Frampton, who has criticized much celebrated late-20th-century architecture as being overly spectacular, was surprised but delighted to hear that Mr. Souto de Moura had won.
Johansson hasn't been criticized much for the prison sentence handed down to Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana for considerable tax crimes; should she be?
Even when they won their lone World Cup — at home, in 1998 — they did it with a coach, Aimé Jacquet, who was heavily criticized much of the way for his supposed tactical and leadership deficiencies.
The Russians, claiming they, too, were victims of Afghanistan-trained terrorists with links to Al Qaeda, backed the American-led war on terrorism and were not criticized much in the West when they resumed attacks on separatists in Chechnya.
But African nations have been less willing to criticize, much less impose sanctions on, Zimbabwe.
Mr. Scherman criticizes much of today's electronically created pop music as bland -- as if (some) analog musicians hadn't been making simplistic and derivative music on guitars and saxophones for decades.
Re "A Surprising Case Against Foreign Aid" (Off the Shelf, Oct. 13), in which Fred Andrews reviewed Angus Deaton's new book, "The Great Escape: Health, Wealth, and the Origins of Inequality": The review notes that at the end of his book, Mr. Deaton criticizes much foreign aid because of its negative effects on targeted countries.
If Emerson criticizes much of human life, he nevertheless devotes most of his attention to the virtues.
