Sentence examples for very criticised from inspiring English sources

"It was very criticised at the time, not in the least from the Soviet side, but also in Sweden".

"I got very criticised in the press when Damian first became involved in politics because I was a barrister and had my own job, but now the constituency isn't fussed about it… I used to know one MP who talked about his wife being 'the hostage' in the constituency".

"I told him: 'Listen Sepp, we're being very criticised.' He said: 'Not as much as I am.' The press is against him, the press in his own country is against him," said Platini.

Their withdrawal will make large tracts of university continuing education unviable - often in the very institutions criticised for not doing enough to widen participation.

The decision by the then government to contribute to the setting up of such a series was very heavily criticised as blatant propaganda, something which, if true, we would second.

I think the prime minister acted wisely in coming back [from planned talks with Francois Hollande in Paris] and I think he would have been very heavily criticised had he not done so.

Saudi officials harshly and very publicly criticised the Obama administration for what they perceived as its timid approach to the region.

He called the debate surrounding diversity in Hollywood "very polarised" and "very politicised", criticising the #OscarsSoWhite movement for not "observing the complexity and beauty" of "a multi‑mixed country".

It is very, very risky to criticise your players in public like Sarri did this week - even if you know you are right.

Now he stands accused of the very abuses he criticised.

"They were doing their job and they've been criticised very publicly for doing the job.