Sentence examples for isolated criticism from inspiring English sources

Although his behavior had attracted isolated criticism previously, it was brought to the forefront in January when Tom Watson criticized Woods for "his swearing and his club throwing, that should end".

Despite the isolated criticism, the program does seem to be injecting new hope and energy into the beleaguered heavy-equipment providers.

Increasingly isolated and under heavy criticism in Europe, the Israeli government expected Germany to have its back.

Violence, sexual abuse, financial control, constant criticism, isolating from family and friends are all familiar tools," she said.

Centralization seems to have isolated the administration from reasonable criticism.

'Balo' worked his socks off and was sometimes too isolated, but that's my only criticism.

1 AIDS Policy in Prisons Faulted Alabama's policy of keeping inmates with H.I.V. or AIDS isolated from other prisoners has inspired criticism from groups that say it is dangerous and inhumane.

She had become increasingly isolated in Mr. da Silva's government over her criticism of some proposed hydroelectric dams and of genetically modified crops.

The decision to abandon the talks, which will lead to another emergency budget summit early in the New Year, will transform the position of David Cameron who arrived in Brussels amid criticism that he is wholly isolated in the EU.

Sensing judgement and criticism, widows often become more isolated.

Trump's decision to break with international consensus and recognize the disputed city as Israel's capital has left it isolated and facing a wave of international criticism.