Sentence examples for he often criticised from inspiring English sources

O'Reilly became a journalist, and together with Fingleton, he often criticised Bradman.

He wrote a regular column for Sydney's The Daily Telegraph, prosaically titled "Like It or Lump It", in which he often criticised the administration of the game and the amounts paid to Australia's leading cricketers.

Since Maduro came to power he has argued that the media, especially newspapers, are campaigning against him and he often criticises articles as sensationalist and ridden with lies.

He is often criticised for the praise he gives to his own songs.

Although he was often criticised for the number of bookings and sendings-off he received, Friday believed he was justified to chase victory by any means, explaining his attitude in a 1977 interview: "On the pitch I hate all opponents.

He has often criticised the prime minister, Nawaz Sharif; but, according to the foreign minister, Sartaj Aziz, "He cannot have been picked up because he was criticising the government.

Although he has often criticised Romney in the past, Trump attempted to square this by saying he had not known him then and had only gotten to know him in the past few months.

He is often criticised for not being the equal of Hamilton when it comes to wheel‑to‑wheel action – and he's not – but this was a move to remember.

Clarke is a longstanding enemy of Brown's and he has often criticised the prime minister.

He is often criticised for creating cartoonish characters, and Weissman at first seems to fit this mould.

Indeed, he has often criticised the communists, especially for a recent law authorising the use of force against Taiwan if it formally declares independence from China.