Sentence examples for to criticized from inspiring English sources
verb
To find fault (with something).
One former employee we talked to criticized "unrealistic" expectations from the Zenta crowdfunding campaign — pointing out that the funding total was inadequate to support a 40-strong team for very long.
JPMorgan Chase's auto industry loan exposure is $9.7 billon, or 1% of its loan book, most of that related to dealers and suppliers but $1.8 billion of it related to "criticized auto exposure," meaning loans that are deteriorating.
The Church of the FSM came into the mainstream in 2005 after a dismayed father wrote to an American school board to criticized the teachings of Creationism.
Though the extreme distaste for Miley's demeanor is unsurprising, her fall from tween "it girl" to criticized young adult is quite notable.
Another factor in being resistant to dealing with unfinished business can be a fear that it is being brought up to criticized, shamed, blamed or punished by one's partner.
We hate criticism, but love to criticize.
There's much to criticize.
In hindsight, it is easy to criticize.
I'm not trying to criticize DeMint.
