Sentence examples for to be criticised from inspiring English sources

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to be criticised

verb

To exist; to have real existence.

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Well, critics must expect to be criticised.

"No one likes to be criticised.

I'm going to be criticised whatever I say.

It was better to be criticised than ignored.

He deserves to be criticised – but not castigated".

Lambert is expected to be criticised in the Wyatt report.

Nor do they want to be criticised for their own contribution to systemic risk.

"Of course I wasn't disappointed to be criticised by the manager," Cole said.

It deserves to be taken seriously, and therefore to be criticised for shortcomings.

So it surprised me to be criticised by someone who had led that trend".

You know you are going to be criticised, so you can't be too sensitive".

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