I never normally criticise fellow entertainers unless a) I respect them and b) they come out with ill-informed and superficial dross on a serious issue.
But with the widely publicised current thaw, the success of The Past is seen as a small advance for the reformers: as the Fars news agency, normally aligned with Iranian conservatives, criticised the decision, saying: "Unlike 'The Separation', there is nothing Iranian in this film".
Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani, the spiritual leader of Iraq's Shia, normally stays out of politics but has criticised the Bahraini government.
Mr Ailes, who is chairman of News Corp's Fox Television Stations Group, is often criticised, not least for his outrageous pronouncements, normally on politics.
I criticised the back four and I don't normally do that, but I felt it was time that people took responsibility.
Curtice says that even in the Scottish parliament, normally held up as an emblem of good practice, MPs are criticised for their expenses claims.
I normally try to avoid criticising the police, as they keep us safe and do a good job of it.
It's true that there's something of an old public school atmosphere, and I'm normally the first to criticise that sort of thing, but it really is egalitarian".
An audit and remuneration committee is normally – including at the Premier League's own clubs – constituted of non-executive directors; a system, itself much criticised as ineffectual, aimed at holding directors' pay to some sort of independent account.
Case studies are criticised when they rely on a database that depends on the notes and memory of the practitioner – as is normally the case in informal case reports.
