Sentence examples similar to enormously criticized from inspiring English sources
Think of Sonny Bill Williams' selfless act of giving away his winner's medal after the World Cup final; a glorious moment that every Kiwi should be proud of, but has been criticized enormously back in NZ.
Reaction to Super Columbine Massacre was enormously negative; the title was criticized as trivializing the actions of two murderers and the lives of the innocent.
Consumer Reports, enormously influential in the auto industry, had just criticized the Explorer's two-door ancestor, the Bronco II, for a tendency to roll over during certain high-speed turns.
The development has been enormously embarrassing for the agency, which is still struggling to rebuild its reputation after its universally criticized response to Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
Though some of his books were criticized for containing content inappropriate for children (see the very naked Mickey in ), Sendak was enormously successful and influential to generations of writers and illustrators.
Despite this, he continued by saying that the series was not "sophisticated" enough to use this plotline effectively and criticized the writing for the cast, which made them look "stupid" for "cheap humor" and a "enormously shallow laughter".
Other notable developers to have criticized the App Store's policies include Panic co-founder Steven Frank, and Joe Hewitt, who is charged with building the enormously popular Facebook iPhone app.
In later decades the magazine was criticized by feminists and social conservatives alike, but dozens of fashion and lifestyle publications emerged to imitate Brown's enormously successful formula.
Those are, in fact, the parts of an enormously complicated game that observers probably understand — and criticize — best.
