Sentence examples for rarely criticised from inspiring English sources

But men in any profession are rarely criticised for failing to present themselves to the world without the perpetual beaming grins of beauty pageant contestants.

Rodgers rarely criticises players in public.

Officials in Washington rarely criticise the government in Manama, home to the US Navy's Fifth Fleet.

The commission rarely criticises hospitals in strong language, preferring to find the good in every organisation it visits.

Ferguson rarely criticises one of his own in public but he would have left himself open to accusations of defending the indefensible if he came to any other conclusion after watching Ashley Young's theatrical dive against Aston Villa.

He rarely criticises Miliband, perhaps because some his campaign team are Miliband loyalists: his director of communications is Katie Myler, daughter of the former News of the World editor Colin Myler, who masterminded Miliband's successful leadership bid, while Lucy Powell, Miliband's chief of staff before becoming MP for Manchester Central, is also on board.

Beijing rarely criticises its ally, but has criticised the North's nuclear tests and has given support to the UN's sanctions.

Rescue teams rarely criticise and Lochaber MRT acknowledged that it was "breaking with tradition" with its "rant" on its Facebook page.

As a presidential candidate, Peña Nieto rarely directly criticised this strategy, which enjoyed broad support among the public even if many considered it was failing, and had the backing of the US government.

She has been criticised for rarely turning down a marketing opportunity.

The TV series was, quite rightly, criticised for rarely featuring non-Caucasian characters.