Sentence examples for started to criticize from inspiring English sources

And even some of his allies have started to criticize him and his administration.

Publicly, however, he has started to criticize the U.S. involvement in what he said should be an Iraqi operation.

Recently, some of the candidates, Jeb Bush included, have started to criticize Trump, but that hasn't done them much good, either.

Mr. Trump was then interrupted in the middle of his remarks by the pastor, the Rev. Faith Green Timmons, after he started to criticize Hillary Clinton.

"The election of President Khatami opened a vista, and from that time on, people started to criticize the system more objectively," said Hermezans Vavand, a professor of international relations at Tehran University.

They have started to criticize not only the ruling class but society as a whole.

He knew there was a risk that retailers would start to criticize him in this everybody-knows-everybody industry.

But already opposition Kosovo Albanian politicians are starting to criticize the Kosovo government for its passivity on the matter.

Israeli Arab leaders are now starting to criticize Mr. Sharon, too, even as a "war criminal," as two did today.

Clearly, when they are in power, they realize the importance of cross-strait relations, but when they are in opposition, they start to criticize us.

There are people who are starting to criticize the GDP numbers and the productivity numbers because they are not estimating the impact of this new technology, not capturing it.