Sentence examples for has caught flak from inspiring English sources

More than one left-wing blogger has caught flak for describing these people as mercenaries, but they do fit the dictionary definition.

However it has caught flak within the games industry for the constant rescheduling of Daikatanas release.

Still, Robertson has caught flak from both the RIAA and the corporate labels for downplaying the importance of secure technology in the promotion of digitally distributed music.

Glass, like spectacles long before it, has caught flak for looking strange.

Kelly has caught flak since for taking so long to out Ailes — a decision she still grapples with.

In the past few days, the TSA has caught flak for allegedly strip-searching not one but two elderly women.

"We have caught flak from both sides," he said, "and I expect this is just the beginning".

Over time, SoFi has caught some flak for cherry-picking customers and not being more inclusive with who can take advantage of its services.

Anderson has caught some flak from people who criticized her experiment as national media attention grew, a University of Chicago magazine reported.

It's something of a paradox that MTV, which has caught so much flak for the raciness of many of its videos and the dangerous dumb-stunt antics of "Jackass," now finds itself the purveyor of highbrow culture, offering the Britney Spears set a taste of Saturday afternoons at the Met.

Now Treasury Secretary Paulson, whose see-sawing on how best to use the so-called TARP funds has caught him considerable flak this year, says Congress should release the second installment "to support financial market stability".