Sentence examples for press criticized from inspiring English sources
Food critic Katharine Shilcutt of the Houston Press criticized the episode for giving what she thought was an inaccurate depiction of foodies, as people that are "tacky, snotty, slightly racist, hoarders of food experiences that you gather like rare gems and patronizingly hold over other people's heads".
After the Sept. 11 attacks on New York and Washington, the Japanese press criticized her for talking publicly about United States State Department security measures, a minor slip that did not seem to bother American diplomats here.
While Secretary Powell tried once again to coax Mr. Arafat to act against terrorism, Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld, on NBC's "Meet the Press," criticized the Palestinian leader for walking away from a deal that President Bill Clinton was trying to arrange at Camp David in the summer of 2000.
Whether these situations are actually linked, they do unfold on live television like a mini-series wherein the press, criticized one day for being too aggressive, retreats the next, then is slow to pick up on the next big thing -- in this case, the complex controversy over whether a Dubai-owned company could take over significant operations at six American ports.
Perhaps the Canadian connection helps in a different manner, in that the Finnish press criticized the company for looking for an American CEO.
Fans and soap opera press criticized the story.
Taylor further alienated Polk by writing a letter, which found its way into the press, criticizing Polk and his secretary of war, William L. Marcy.
Brazil has not put forth a consistent position on how to handle global warming, although both officials and the popular press criticize the United States as the principal culprit.
"If there is anyone who understands the pain and suffering from having the press criticize how you speak, it is me," the mayor said during a news conference at City Hall on Tuesday afternoon.
One thing you have to respect about Yahoo's board of directors – no matter how much the press criticizes them for making painfully awful strategic decisions, they keep their chin up and at least maintain some level of basic decorum.
Since ascending to the top spot, Curry has experienced a barrage of negative press criticizing her performance, her chemistry with co-host Matt Lauer, and even holding her responsible for the "Today" show's ratings woes.
