Sentence examples for expected to be criticized from inspiring English sources

He said last week he expected to be criticized for the visit to Iraq.

Davis said he expected to be criticized but he viewed the deal as the sort of "disruptive marketing" he likes.

Seated next to Ms. Allred, Ms. Bialek said she expected to be criticized during the coming days but added: "I'm willing to handle it.

In the interview, Mr. Grasso said he still expected to be criticized for his pay but that he hoped the issue was behind him.

Mr. Gilmore said he expected to be criticized for including such a movie but that he believed it indicated one way that independent film has been changing in recent years.

While British intelligence-gathering is expected to be criticized in the report, it is unclear whether the report will claim political casualties, to the consternation of some of Mr. Blair's critics.

Texas Republicans scoff at the notion, but they are prepared just in case: besides the anticipated focus on her relatively liberal Senate record, Ms. Davis can expect to be criticized on ethics-related issues.

"I was expecting to be criticized and seen, definitely, however I was not expecting to get death threats, stalked, or insulted in such a scale.

Whether you accept fame as a responsibility or consider it an annoying byproduct is up to you, but expect to be criticized if you're not providing a good example for kids.

The Austrian-born artist and teacher Rainer Ganahl has a few guidelines for his prospective students: 1. Don't expect him to like you; 2. Don't expect him to like your work; 3. Expect to be criticized.

He gave the nationally televised opening night address at the 1988 Democratic National Convention, but his speech, which was 33 minutes long and twice as long as it was expected to be, was criticized for being too long and poorly delivered.