Sentence examples for mark criticized from inspiring English sources

So that's a pretty serious allegation – that Sheryl Sandberg, the COO and clear no. 2 at Facebook, secretly enjoys seeing Mark criticized over Facebook's privacy missteps.

Mark-Viverito criticized the deal on Tuesday.

Mr. Rich is certainly on the mark in criticizing the contrived nature of appearances by political candidates on would-be entertainment programs like NBC's "Tonight Show".

Police in the Czech Republic were recently criticized for marking migrants with numbers in permanent marker; human-rights groups said that the practice was reminiscent of how prisoners were marked in Nazi concentration camps.

Bite mark comparison is often used in criminal prosecutions; however, the bite mark testimony continues to be criticized for lacking scientific studies that support this type of assessment (Committee 2009).

Still, Judge Korman has repeatedly made a mark, frequently by criticizing laws he was statutorily required to uphold.

More important, Morozov's rubric for "good" and "bad" relies on discredited ideas about human autonomy and choice, causing him to so wildly miss the mark that he criticizes smart technology as autonomy-limiting, when it actually offers us the chance to play a greater role in choosing our own destinies.

Often criticized as one mark of Beauvoir's heterosexism, this reference to the Mitsein is not made in ignorance of lesbian sexuality and is not a rejection of non-heterosexual sexualities.

"We got full marks, 100 percent, but we're being criticized by those who failed to pass the exam".

This incident does not mark the first time Levine has been criticized for grasping for too much power.

Traditional bank accounts that target the underbanked, such as secured credit cards, have been criticized by consumer advocates for missing the mark when it comes to financial inclusion.