Sentence examples for largely criticised from inspiring English sources

ITV's response has been largely criticised after Dapper recently tweeted: "Remember, it's only sexual harassment if she's more attractive than you".

He receives little support from mainstream UK Muslims and has been largely criticised in the country's media.

The film was a critical and commercial failure and Ranaut's portrayal of a nautch girl was largely criticised.

Choudary has been largely criticised by most UK newspapers, some of whom describe him as an extremist.

Similar practices have been in place (and largely criticised) in the UK's Digital Economy Act since 2010 and often lead to mass subpoenas for relatively smaller three-figure sums.

In practice, her works largely criticise the way 18th-century thinkers such as her parents believed such change could be brought about.

Interestingly, the sections where you control Desmond have largely been criticised by gamers.

Its report led to the formation of several new press regulators but the inquiry has since been criticised for largely ignoring the role of the internet.

During her presidential campaign she was criticised for largely ignoring women's issues and for publicly reversing her position on the legal right to an abortion in a bid to secure support from the religious right.

In a man with a reputation for straight talking, this seemed disturbingly weasel-like.In 1992, Bill Clinton showed himself to be a new sort of Democrat when, in front of a largely black audience, he criticised a popular rap-singer called Sister Souljah for her violent anti-white opinions.

The Literary Review Bernard Porter found the book to be "a thoroughly entertaining read, written brilliantly", but criticised its largely impressionistic nature and the lack of sources and references.