Sentence examples for drawn critics from inspiring English sources

Thus it has drawn critics, particularly on the left.

But it has also drawn critics, even from within Prime Minister George Papandreou's party.

The approach should speed up transaction processing, but it has also drawn critics.

Despite the seemingly good intentions of Simonds and some others, selling the Olympic symbols for large sums has drawn critics.

But the project has drawn critics, who question Google's corporate values and have raised concerns about the consequences of tech companies cooperating with authoritarian governments.

Still, such efforts have drawn critics, including judges and defense lawyers, who complain that prosecutors seize property without proof of criminal wrongdoing.

Gradually the book drew critics.

Its debut might have been expected to draw critics, art dealers and auction-house representatives, not to mention hordes of young fans.

The expensive reclamation project is popular in Larchmont, but it is already drawing critics who argue that cities just cannot handle flooding in such a one-off fashion.

But the campaign also drew critics who viewed it as cultural appropriation or its kissing cousin — "soul as drag," as the writer R. Eric Thomas described it.

Stephanie Rose's nomination drew critics because of her role in the cases against illegal immigrants arrested in a meatpacking plant raid in Iowa.