Sentence examples for is criticising from inspiring English sources
verb
To evaluate (something), and judge its merits and faults
Now a more sober bunch is criticising the "war on drugs".
So the letter is criticising peaceful student protest – something I quite robustly support".
He tweeted: "It's deeply concerning that the leave campaign is criticising the independent Bank of England.
The government has challenged Labor to pledge it would reverse the cuts it is criticising.
ABROAD and at home, a rising chorus is criticising Germany's chancellor, Angela Merkel, for her economic policies.
4.50pm: A curious phenomenon - a Republican congressman, John Mica, is criticising the department of transport for not spending enough.
"If [the report] is criticised, it will be criticised on the basis that conservation costs money".
The education system is criticised too.
All he can do is criticise.
The appointment process is criticised by MPs.
However, their phrasing is criticised for being unappealing and cumbersome to communicate to consumers.
