Sentence examples for under critics from inspiring English sources

He has been suffering under critics, Gilman and Chotzinoff, for German tenors whom he presented in Wagner's opera.

David Hillman, a Robin Hood Campaign spokesman, said: "The rug has been pulled from under critics who claim that a Robin Hood tax would damage the wider economy or is unworkable.

Nicholson's novel, written in the language of the period, has slipped under many critics' radar.

If New England does not win another title under Belichick, critics can say that a shift took place three seasons ago.

Russia's lower house of Parliament passed legislation that would provide conscientious objectors with an alternative to the draft, but under conditions critics call onerous.

Under what critics call the "open availability" policy, workers must make themselves available for different shifts from month to month or risk losing hours.

Matrix, a controversial multistate program that hoped to find criminals or terrorists by sifting through databases of public and private information, has lost more than two-thirds of its member states and appears to be withering under its critics' attacks.

Internet sex offender registries, maintained by state law enforcement agencies and full of creepy mug shots, leave the impression that most sex offenders are monsters already under control, critics say.

Are gay dance clubs and music dying, as some may claim, or thriving under those critics' noses?

Therefore, its uplifting melodies, innovative mashups – such as combining disco polo with elements of hip-hop – and its desire to unite Poles across the political spectrum also went under-appreciated by critics.

PAGE A12 SENATOR UNDER FIRE -- Drawing critics from both sides of the aisle, Senator Joseph I. Lieberman embodies how Enron's collapse has tied the capital in political knots.