Sentence examples for for instance criticized from inspiring English sources

Both, for instance, criticized Mr. Bloomberg's response to the swine flu outbreak in the spring, with Mr. Thompson flatly calling it a "disaster".

On Monday she seemed solid on her feet as she, for instance, criticized the United States' role in the NATO intervention in Libya as failing to forward "any vital American interest".

The report, for instance, criticized a photograph of two black birds near an overflowing garbage can, saying the birds depicted Johannesburg's black downtown and the garbage can its decay.

Mr. Hoyt, for instance, was criticized for assigning an essay about right-wing media to a writer with a liberal background.

Decisions may be, for instance, "overruled," "criticized," "questioned," "limited" or "explained".

(John Edwards, for instance, was criticized for looking un-Presidential when he was spotted, several months ago at a televised event, with an offending wad in his mouth).

Writing had to be sympathetic, not too edgy, and so Steinbeck's sentimentality, for instance, although criticized, made him popular.

Knight, for instance, recently criticized Nasdaq for the technology flaws that the exchange suffered during the Facebook initial public offering in May.

Not all are guaranteed to support him: the moderate Senator Joe Manchin of West Virginia, for instance, has criticized Mr. Reid's bill as well as Republican approaches.

In 1977, for instance, he criticized a government effort to reduce consumption of cholesterol drastically, saying it treated people as though they were "a homogeneous group of Sprague-Dawley rats".

Mr. Obama, for instance, was criticized for shaking hands with Venezuela's president, Hugo Ch z, at a summit meeting in Trinidad and Tobago last year, but White House officials say that gesture has helped with Latin American views of Mr. Ch z's anti-American rhetoric.