Sentence examples for criticized too much from inspiring English sources
Orban seems impervious to foreign criticism of this stunningly bad law, possibly because he's been criticized too much in the past.
(A side note: If you think the government gets criticized too much for stepping into the private sector now, imagine the howls from the financial sector if Uncle Sam had forced banks to take less than 100%.) Was the solution ideal?
Think about the past and anyone who may have made you feel this way, suffocated, watched over, criticized too much.
A couple of years later, she published an online manual, "HOWTO Encourage Women in Linux," which included chapters named "Don't criticize too much," "Do compliment," and "Don't stare and point when women arrive". Aurora told me that she was groped at a Linux conference and that a senior administrator belittled her and told she lacked the talent to be a key developer.
As the first state to take part in the Republican nominating contest, Iowa has long been criticized as too much of an outlier to be permanently endowed such an outsize influence in shaping the presidential field.
Further-more, the K&L scale has been criticized for too much emphasis on osteophytes [ 15] as narrowed/sclerotic joints cannot be classified as having OA unless osteophytes are present.
As that suggests, Beutner is careful — perhaps to a fault — not to promise too much or criticize too harshly.
Without criticizing anyone too much, the local television one finds on broadcast television tends to be more tabloid-oriented news or obligatory Sunday-morning do-good-but-inert material.
Ma declined to criticize Groupon too much (he said they're a Tencent partner), but he said that in general it's proven that the Chinese market is vastly different compared to America and elsewhere.
Speaking at a women's empowerment event hosted by Google and National Review on Tuesday, Wagner advised the Republican men running for president in 2016 to steer clear of criticizing Clinton too much.
