Sentence examples for is being criticised from inspiring English sources

Now he is being criticised by his former colleagues.

And what brings it on, he said, is "being criticised.

Once again the army is being criticised as much as the terrorists.

Hitler is being interrupted, he is being criticised, he is being refuted if necessary".

It comes at a time when the government is being criticised for not supporting British businesses.

Ashton believes she is being criticised before she has been given the tools.

It was they who were being criticised, not the duchess.

Your decision might be criticised, but that doesn't necessarily mean that you are being criticised.

Root's comments come at a time when broadcasters are being criticised for failings to make more distinctive programming.

That's the part we found disconcerting … It seemed that they were being criticised beyond their responsibilities," Wolfe says.

"I was on the council of the Royal College of Music when all the conservatoires were being criticised for not having enough diversity," Ms Sharp says.