Sentence examples for properly criticized from inspiring English sources

The Heritage Foundation properly criticized the merger.

The BP Commission properly criticized the federal government for failing to assume leadership soon enough or to act effectively in coordinating the private sector and public sector (federal, state and local) actors.

"We've been properly criticized for not producing shareholder value," says Chief Executive James Henderson in a polite understatement.

But the whole thing was caught on video and, as you can imagine, I was roundly (and I believe properly) criticized (although see this comment).

If the designer can make — and rightfully takes credit for — the very complex and good, then the designer could prevent — and by its failure is properly criticized for — the very simple and awful.

He has been properly criticized for this word choice.

Young properly criticizes attempts by the Nazis to appropriate Nie­tzsche as one of their own.

They're looking at us like" — he mimics a baby voice — " 'Oh, these poor guys, they just want to speak in Kurdish and sing songs and dance, and then we can come and enjoy the richness of these cultures.' " In democratic societies, such an attitude might properly be criticized as condescending, Ozsoy says, but in the Turkish system, it becomes a critical force in legitimizing ethnic identity.

Still, Game Revolution found the car default settings unbalanced and hard to re-adjust properly, and criticized the game's inconsistent AI, like Allgame and IGN.

Mr. Yates has been criticized for not properly vetting Mr. Wallis before he was offered a contract with Scotland Yard.

Because A-weighting has been criticized for not properly integrating energy at low frequencies, experimental road-traffic sounds were selected with a wide range in low-frequency content, assessed as the difference between C- and A-weighted sound pressure levels (LC−A).