Sentence examples for first criticised from inspiring English sources

Hickox first criticised her detention in a piece for the Dallas Morning News on Saturday.

The Russian foreign ministry at first criticised the arrests of the 11 and the FBI claims of an espionage ring as "baseless and improper".

Publicity shots for the Disney film, which is being released UK cinemas next month, were first criticised  for allegedly being photoshopped, which director Kenneth Branagh denied, and then for being an "unhealthy" role model for young girls.

Yet Ian Jack would rather this image remained undisturbed: his introduction to Granta 95 (when he first criticised a then-unnamed Coake) argued that thanksgiving "only serves to remind us of the underlying effort, the pain given for our pleasure".

Moussa first criticised Nato's bombing of Libya - despite having being instrumental in providing cover for UN-sanctioned action against Gaddafi - and then spoke of Arab "anger" about the violence in Syria, winning a rebuke from Damascus that he was "unbalanced and politically motivated".

Nachev has not changed his view since he first criticised Owen's work and has spelt out the basis of his unease in a more detailed paper published in 2010.

Lehmann has stolen the headlines after first criticising his own club for sacking their coach Markus Babbel and then earning a red card and giving away an unnecessary penalty in a 1-1 drawithth Mainz.

In the case of GE and Honeywell the European Court of First Instance criticised the commission's legal reasoning, but upheld its decision.

First, he criticised "grade inflation", the process of awarding pupils ever higher marks (half the grades given to undergraduates were As).

Last week, the first minister criticised Network Rail for carrying out the works at such a busy time for the Welsh capital.

Steve Hammond, one of DMA's first employees, criticised how near enough everyone in the show's Rockstar office wore branded clothing.