Sentence examples for had been criticising from inspiring English sources

There was so much pressure going into that game because people had been criticising me harshly.

What he had been criticising in Munich was the idea that Britain should be "super tolerant" about communities living separately.

A story in Magyar Nemzet claimed Mr Simicska had been criticising the politics of the prime minister and his advisers, not Mr Orban himself.

He called out two particularly offensive trolls who had been criticising McCarthy, describing one as "an ass," another as the "biggest ass of them all" before telling the latter to go f*** himself.

However, the words quoted do not appear in the article and Mr Theodorakis subsequently said that he had been criticising the policies of the Sharon government and not the Jews.

He went on to say he had been criticising "Benjamin Netanyahu's government and its aggressive expansionist policies", while making clear he was "of course not speaking about Jewish people".

The invitation had been criticised by human rights groups.

He said Love, Actually had been criticised as unrealistic.

"We had been criticised for years for not coming together.

Newcastle had been criticised after sales of Joey Barton, Kevin Nolan, Jose Enrique and Andy Carroll.

Hardliners in Iran have been criticising Rouhani about the deal.