Sentence examples for most criticized from inspiring English sources

Unbelievable considering the week before he was probably the most criticized player in the N.F.L.

(This was the most criticized and, arguably, least successful component of his antipoverty effort).

One of the most criticized points in tinnitus clinical studies arise from the lack of consensus about measurement methods.

MANY of Mr. Bush's most criticized and most conservative actions have been taken by executive order.

The most criticized handiwork of his office had nothing to do with civil liberties.

Some of the most criticized elements were removed in the plan subsequently proposed by Mr. Reagan.

The Baum firm's tactics, which included the "robo-signing" of documents, has been among the most criticized.

"He's probably the most criticized player, but it's only because more people are paying attention," Lewis said.

Among the most criticized changes is one that would give state governments the power to set conditions for self-government.

Mo Williams, the second-most criticized Cavalier in the series, initially answered the call, with 20 points in a tight first half.

Among the most-criticized parts of the military's get-tough policy are the power to detain people for 90 days without charges and no provision for bail, leaving the burden of proof on the accused.