Sentence examples for just criticised from inspiring English sources

Brown has just criticised Sir Thomas Legg for penalising him for paying his cleaner too much.

"I think Donald just criticised me for preparing for this debate.

11.44am: Sir George Young, the leader of the Commons, has just criticised the Daily Telegraph at business questions.

But Clinton had a zinger up her sleeve: "I think Donald just criticised me for preparing for this debate.

Among his complaints about Labour, he has just criticised them for not sending a foreign secretary on an official visit to Australia.

The double-points plan was not just criticised because it would skew race results but also because it favoured Abu Dhabi, which is often one of the most processional grands prix.

It's no good, actually, just criticising the police.

"You might just criticise Louis Van Gaal for playing long ball as much as I'm sometimes criticised for being direct," said Allardyce.

Instead of criticising people on welfare for not spending money on food, they just criticise what type of food is bought.

He said: "You might just criticise Louis Van Gaal for playing long ball as much as I'm sometimes criticised for being direct.

Lord Reid said there was a "sense that that's started to happen", but added: "It's important to recognise that we need solutions and not just criticise the status quo".