Sentence examples for usually criticized from inspiring English sources

After large-scale financial disasters, the press is usually criticized — often justly — for ignoring the problem, but it's hard to make that case with the subprime mess.

In that pursuit, men who had repeatedly cheated on their wives had to write "empathy letters" to them, which would never be sent but were read in group and usually criticized for not being nearly empathetic enough.

"After large-scale financial disasters, the press is usually criticized -- often justly -- for ignoring the problem," he says, "but it's hard to make that case with the subprime mess.

Their good fate was attributable mostly to their genius and hard work, but also to two culprits usually criticized in the media: President Richard M. Nixon, who made my father famous and powerful, and variable annuities, which made him and my mom well-to-do.

According to witnesses, when members of the Blue Angels tried to raise concerns about the climate of sexual harassment, they were usually criticized for going outside the chain of command or for putting "their own selfish needs above the 'needs of the team.'".

"Whoever Bill Clinton's detractors are, they usually criticize him for his personal behavior," he said.

Such reports usually criticize Burma, North Korea, Iran and Afghanistan -- countries that care little what Washington thinks.

Where the platform adopts Republican-sounding ideas, it usually criticizes the Republican version of those ideas.

We are fortunate, very fortunate, that things have pretty much held together so far, and for that people whom I usually criticize, Messrs Bernanke, Paulson, and Geithner, deserve some credit.

Our sessions would begin with his reading my weekly essay, which would usually criticize some aspect of his own work, while puffing on his cigarette through its long holder.

Mr. Santorum, who, like most of the Republican candidates, usually criticizes the president on the campaign trail, was unusually disparaging of Mr. Obama and what he described as the president's misguided values.