Sentence examples for very criticized from inspiring English sources

We hope this work demonstrates that spiramicin can also be useful in reducing the seriousness of the fetal infection, as previously indicated by previous work that have been recently very criticized.

"Our television is very often criticized," Mr. Medvedev said in April.

But, yes, it was not used in fashion and I was very much criticized for inventing the trashy and the ugly.

What exactly were the defining geostrategic policies fought for, implemented, or personified by Hilary Clinton — who has been very little criticized while occupying the office during Obama's first Administration?

In the 1940s and '50s, Ms. Bernasconi said, Cocteau's refusal to conceal his erotic life won him no friends: "France was not then so open about homosexuality as many people now think and he was very much criticized in certain circles".

The award was very much criticized at the time as the Gothic design went against the modernizing trend set by the Chicago School and against the ideas of the more functional European architecture, later known as the International Style, which reduced decorations to the bare minimum.

I was on [the] one hand very heavily criticized but on the other hand I was left alone.

Interestingly, the producers of The Force Awakens, very recently criticized for that film's daringly diverse casting, appear to have come to this realization as well -- with good reason.

Even though the ARRA has been very much criticized and polarized, the HITECH portion of the act has effectively created market vectors that positively impact various segments of the IT industry: software companies, hardware manufacturers, telecommunications companies, consulting firms, and others.

Lesbians arguing from this framework, for example, could very well criticize natural law theorists as inscribing into the very "law of nature" an essentially masculine sexuality, focused upon the genitals, penetration, and the status of the male orgasm (natural law theorists rarely mention female orgasms).

Adam Clayton Powell, a congressman from New York, had just returned from a fact-finding mission in Cuba, where he had overheard Morgan — whom he described as "a sweet guy, but very tough" — criticizing the new regime.