Sentence examples for drawn flak from inspiring English sources
The bosses of Apple and Disney have drawn flak not only for their strategies but also for their pay.
Kalin himself, described as infuriating and inscrutable in a recent Inc.magazine profile, has drawn flak from some Etsy members.
For precisely that reason, Mrs. Shipley has drawn flak for the op-ed since it came out.
The Senate Intelligence Committee has more recently drawn flak for the pace at which it is proceeding.
Facebook has drawn flak for a policy that bars users from adopting pseudonyms, even in countries where disclosing their real identities puts them at risk of arrest.
Special Section (1975), on the Vichy collaborators, drew flak from self-styled French patriots.
News drew flak for picture captions describing a black man as "looting" and whites as "finding" goods.
The project drew flak from Republicans earlier this year after it emerged that Obama's administration shared information with the production team.
His latest move to close three ChildLine call centre offices – switching one to an online operation – drew flak.
Kingsolver speaks of a "backlash" after 9/11, when she drew flak for her essay "And Our Flag Was Still There".
