Sentence examples for garner criticism from inspiring English sources

And while bold approaches to "The Ring" often garner criticism, they also get people talking: opera buffs are still arguing over Patrice Chéreau's 1976 version set in the Industrial Revolution.

Meanwhile BET, which Johnson sold to Viacom for $2.9 billion shortly before our story ran, continues to simultaneously enjoy success and garner criticism.

The asylum and family separation policies are not the first to garner criticism from Catholic leaders.

It is also sobering that Goodes is more widely revered as a great sportsman and role model but garners criticism when he expresses the core of what makes him the man he is – a proud Aboriginal person.

The score has caused some controversy in the film composer community, garnering criticism for its striking similarity to several other recent soundtracks, including James Horner and Gabriel Yared's work for the film Troy.

Eastwood also narrated an ad in last January's Super Bowl for Chrysler that many interpreted as an endorsement of President Barack Obama's handling of the auto bailout, garnering criticism by Karl Rove, who co-founded Crossroads.

Though, the Games aren't free from politicization -- Michelle Obama will lead the delegation to London and Mitt Romney has a horse on the U.S. Dressage team, both actions garnering criticism.

Throughout October, football players in the league have been spotted wearing pink sneakers and gloves, garnering criticism for the commodification of cancer and sparking accusations that the NFL is actually profiting from its commitment to raise awareness, Business Insider notes.

Muslims Like Us could be seen as a positive move towards representing other faiths but the Big Brother-style approach may garner more criticism than praise.

Defensive responses will always potentially garner more criticism because people know they've struck a nerve, so focus on not letting people know they've upset you.

Although he is known to have contacts with Taliban and their sympathizers, he has negotiated with religious militants on the government's behalf, garnering him criticism from the more hard-line religious sectors.