Sentence examples for for instance criticised from inspiring English sources

Las Vegas Weekly, for instance, criticised the film for not enough of a central protagonist and character depth.

Levi (1991), for instance, criticises Jeffrey's theory for involving probabilities over acts, which he claims cannot be sensibly interpreted.

Manchester City, for instance, were criticised in 2009 when it emerged that they were going to replace Mark Hughes with Roberto Mancini.

He is just trying to cast doubt on the scale of the achievement, for instance by criticising the state's drop-out rate.It will be hard for the Democrats to depict Mr Bush as just another right-winger who wants to save money by closing down schools.

In other ways, too, they seem more in tune with him, for instance when he criticises the whining to which Germans so often default.

She wasn't afraid to stand up, for instance, and publicly criticise her Grey's colleague Isaiah Washington when he referred to her other colleague and best friend TR Knight, who is gay, as a "faggot".

For instance, Lindsay Lohan is criticised by old fogies for not making films.

For instance, India has been criticised for its profligate fiscal policy which left it vulnerable to the market turmoil prompted by the threat of Fed tapering.

Smiley is a wholehearted enthusiast of Dickens, early, middle and late, who doesn't so much muster arguments against common reservations about his writing as simply override them with her say-so: Agnes in David Copperfield, for instance, 'who is often criticised for being dull and one-dimensional but is an interesting evocation of a quiet, self-contained, and responsible female presence'.

Cowed by his militias, we found not a single local journalist, for instance, who dared criticise him last year.

For instance, the medical professions are criticised regularly, public mistrust exists [e.g. [ 74]], and physicians feel a lack of support from society, politicians, the media, etc. [ 75, 76].