Sentence examples for stop criticising from inspiring English sources
I for one am proud of Luke and I wish people would stop criticising him.
But she warned that Europe's politicians should not stop criticising Ukraine's democratic track record.
Informed then to stop criticising the side – that was Mancini's job – the goalkeeper was the recipient of further dressing-downs.
She also recently asked the socialist deputy Manuel Vals to stop criticising his own party or to leave it.
"These attacks are not acceptable, but at the same time we expect people to stop criticising the prophet Muhammad," said Shahriar Alam, one of the country's junior foreign ministers, told the Observer.
In her new book, "A Fighting Chance", a mixture of autobiography and campaign war stories, she describes a dinner with Larry Summers, then an economic adviser to President Barack Obama, who told her to stop criticising the administration if she wanted to have any influence over it.
The Archbishop hasn't stopped criticising the City.
He admired the United States for its concepts of liberty and equality but never stopped criticising its failure to abolish slavery.
And now they've stopped criticising the government, transport secretary Andrew Adonis has recognised the "great efforts" made by travel companies.
Larry David Whend Be a Terrible Superhero.
The Belgium international pulled off a wonderful save to deny Sergio Aguero when James Milner had given the ball away needlessly to Raheem Sterling, and according to former Liverpool goalkeeper Grobbelaar, the club have told him to stop publicly criticising the 27-year-old.
