Sentence examples for of being criticised from inspiring English sources
"I was afraid of being criticised for preventing the violence.
To be overpraised by your parents is the counter side of being criticised all the time.
Nobody stands up because they are scared of looking ridiculous, scared of being criticised.
Thus they are reluctant to express more than mild criticism of the others' misdeeds, for fear of being criticised themselves.
Another worries that the fear of being criticised or indicted for using force may make cops put themselves in danger.
When cardiac surgeons first published all their data, they had "a horrible 18 months of being criticised".
They can describe anger and distress, with the skills and attitudes of individual healthcare professionals being criticised.
Public participation, although well established in governance of S&T, is criticised first of all for suffering from a lack of evidence over its quality and impact.
Game of Thrones is criticised for its depiction of women and sexual violence.
Especially in Germany, against the backdrop of the Hartz IV reforms, non-standard forms of employment are criticised, as is part-time work.
During the debate, the organisation of Spisevognselskapet was criticised; with the nationalisation, the state became the sole owner of Spisevognselskapet.
