Sentence examples for might be criticised from inspiring English sources
He's never put off by the thought that he might be criticised by the court.
Your decision might be criticised, but that doesn't necessarily mean that you are being criticised.
Neil Astley at Bloodaxe might be criticised for over-publishing; Salt seems so far to have escaped this fate.
"I accept we might be criticised for the decision not to investigate the Orgreave allegations, but that is the decision I've come to".
I know I might be criticised for allowing my children so much public exposure so young but it wasn't pre-planned.
It is the kind of detail which, if it appeared in a Dick Francis novel, might be criticised for stretching the reader's credulity to breaking point.
Somehow, I imagine the president might then be criticised for having intervened.
Our decision to exclude non-randomised trials might also be criticised.
Women cannot be criticised.
You can't be criticised for that.
