Sentence examples for was being criticised from inspiring English sources

Asked about Ms Atkinson's reaction to the claims, he said she appeared "very, very surprised" that she was being criticised.

Until the recent revelations, Varoufakis was being criticised for standing up to Greece's eurozone creditors without preparing a Plan B in case negotiations failed.

SocGen's management was being criticised for poor standards of disclosure well before news of the Kerviel affair broke: "They had not imposed the important discipline of transparency on themselves," says John Raymond of CreditSights, a research firm.

The gaffer A tale of two complete opposites: Gary Johnson just did not connect with the fans and hid in the dugout during some games early in the season when he was being criticised.

'In my case I was being criticised and talked about, which made the situation even worse.' 3. Four of the Osmond brothers auditioned to be members of the von Trapp family in The Sound of Music.

I read that Dr Kent Brantly, the American doctor who contracted Ebola in Liberia and was flown out to the US for treatment, was being criticised for attributing his healing to God when he was given the experimental drug Zmapp.

She said: "Slimane's first collection was been criticised, but it sold, so economically it was successful.

It was they who were being criticised, not the duchess.

Now he is being criticised by his former colleagues.

Hitler is being interrupted, he is being criticised, he is being refuted if necessary".

And what brings it on, he said, is "being criticised.