Sentence examples for much criticism from from inspiring English sources
France is likely to come in for much criticism from abroad if it introduces a ban.
Henceforth he combined his two musical passions, despite much criticism from tango traditionalists.
The sentence drew much criticism from the victims' families and local law enforcement officials.
It has already generated much criticism from those who will stand in the nets.
Her appearance in the movie, filmed in her Manhattan penthouse office, drew much criticism from colleagues.
In the summer Cook received much criticism from another recently retired spinner of note, Shane Warne.
The heavy-handed operation at the Tamil protest demonstration that drew much criticism from MPs.
Yet the bill has drawn much criticism from the business community, including corporate giants such as Apple and Wal-Mart.
They were initially arrested and jailed for five days, triggering much criticism from social and political groups.
On Iraq Taking a principled and consistent stance over Iraq has attracted much criticism from our detractors and opponents.
Much the same fate has befallen "Pearl Harbor," which has drawn some praise and much criticism from every direction.
