Sentence examples for most criticised from inspiring English sources

"Those of us who have been most criticised are Hazard, Diego Costa and myself, but you get used to it," Fabregas added.

They were probably most criticised by the media and others last week (after the Challenge Cup defeat by Wigan) and yet tonight they were outstanding.

The writing test - the one most criticised by heads and teachers as an inaccurate assessment of what their pupils can achieve - will, for the first time, be assessed by teachers on the pupils' work during the year rather than an end-of-year test externally marked.

While some praised this aspect of the Act as a modern, Portuguese-style compromise, most criticised it as another moralising, unenforceable and poorly thought out piece of legislation.

Green Lantern was released on June 17 , 2011and received generally negative reviews; most criticised the film for its screenplay, deviations from the comics, choice of villains, and overuse of CGI while some praised Reynolds' performance despite considering the character to be unlikeable.

They must be the most criticised group of women ever.

It also includes those who most criticise the CFP, such as the Dutch and British (Scotland was notorious for "black" landings, but has improved after nasty scandals).

"When No Other was released in September of 1974, it received a lot of bad reviews, most criticising its studio excess," they explained.

Given that Emma Restall Orr, the person she most criticises during the course of the article, has probably done more than anyone to explore just what pagan ethics might mean, this is tedious, quite apart from any issue of the lamentable record of the Catholic church of late in applying its precepts to its personnel.

The most heavily criticised part of the scheme is, of course, the skyscraper.

Her story of rivalries in a small west country town is the most unfairly criticised novel in modern fiction.