Sentence examples for undue criticism from inspiring English sources

But in Britain also he's faced undue criticism.

But their lawyer, Jean-Philippe Confino, said the group had been the target of undue criticism.

They might even stand up for their manager in the face of undue criticism.

After all of his successful years as a manager, Felipe Alou is still enduring undue criticism.

AOC gets a lot of undue criticism, and I understand why she was upset by what I said.

Lawyers for the Muslim Brotherhood said that any "undue" criticism of the group will be challenged in the courts.

This was criticized as undue inducement; criticism was also directed at partial industry funding of the study (Environmental Working Group 2004; Pesticide Action Network Updates Service 2004).

According to Coverdale et al, the most common degrading experiences for interns were 'threats, intimidation, humiliation, excessive criticism, covert innuendo, exclusion or denial of access to opportunity, undue additions to work requirements and shifting of responsibilities without appropriate notice'(ref. 5, p.269).

While raising his standing in pedagogy, this focus on the Four Books came at the expense of Zhu's deeper, more nuanced texts and dialogues, and opened the door to undue philosophic criticism.

Hospitals that are incorrectly identified as having unacceptably high mortality rates face undue public criticism and damage to their reputation.

So last week I/we (it's a communal process, you know?) invented "Swift-boating" to describe the undue overattention and bushfire criticism that a young, pretty woman who says stuff ("says stuff") inevitably experiences.