Sentence examples for levelling criticism from inspiring English sources

"I have the greatest respect for Daley as an athlete, but I do think that they need to be more sophisticated before they start levelling criticism at the very people who are charged with the responsibility of trying to police it," he said.

Speaking to the BBC Radio 4 Today programme, Mr Miliband denied levelling criticism at his brother's leadership of the Labour Party but said he had never taken a vow of silence.

Baker is not the first to level criticism at the orchestra.

The worker levelled criticism at them for failing to file a report.

(Though he also levelled criticism at how the money was being spent).

But if good friends or engaged citizens can level criticism with affection, so can students.

She levelled criticism at regulatory and inspection bodies over a failure to tackle what was happening at Hassockfield.

She also levelled criticism at a government review which could see all transport notices - a key source of advertising revenue - removed from local newspapers and put online.

But this type of high-level criticism falls only on a 26-year-old quarterback who shows genuine signs of stardom.

But the judge levelled criticism at the Children's Secretary's conduct, saying he was concerned that he had told a press conference convened to announce her removal in December 2008 that Ms Shoesmith should be dismissed without compensation.

In fact, the lead author and senior author from the Zurich Consensus have levelled criticism directly at the AIBA for the headgear ban and for not participating in international discussions on concussion and athlete safety [14].