Sentence examples for two criticized from inspiring English sources

The two criticized Spotnitz "attention seeking direction", citing the "strange cross fades" and "exaggerated camera angles" as detractors.

The two criticized Anderson for looking at the "minutiae of life too intensely", which made many of the actors and actresses come off as ciphers.

The two criticized the episode for following on the heels of Darin Morgan's "War of the Coprophages", which they argued was a superior episode of the series.

The two criticized the closing down of the X-Files division, due largely to the fact that "we've seen [it] before", a reference to the divisions's closing at the conclusion of the show's first season.

Furthermore, the two criticized the episode for being "thin stuff" and heavily padded; Shearman and Pearson note that the long teaser is replayed in the episode "to no new dramatic effect" and that Covarrubias's appearance offers no new information.

Despite writing that "on paper ['Medusa' is] the right episode at the right time", the two criticized the episode, noting that "the teaser never really makes sense in light of the relations offered, the appearance of the mute boy is a messy contrivance, and the ending is too abrupt".

Mr. Koch denied he was wreaking vengeance on old foes, but, as he told New York magazine, "It's a lot more fun being a critic than being the one criticized".

Six criticized General Musharraf's declaration, but all cited a drop in business as the main reason.

One criticized its efforts to manipulate the process of enacting a new constitution, and shook his head sadly at the violence.

At a rally against the Iraq war, the five criticized Mr. Mubarak's policies and the increasing political influence of his son, Gamal.

On Instagram on Thursday, the father of three criticized his Christian fans who accuse him of spreading a "divisive message" and ask him to "just stick to the gospel".