Sentence examples for was criticised from from inspiring English sources

But the approach was criticised from the start.

For this he was criticised from two directions: "leading from behind", wailed the hawks.

Rajat Gupta resigned from the Goldman Sachs board and was criticised from the witness box in the Rajaratnam trial when the investment bank's chief executive, Lloyd Blankfein, accused him of violating the company's ethics policies.

The piece started a debate over libertarianism's current influence within the conservative movement and was criticised from both the right and the left for being an "unsophisticated, laughable fantasy".

The bill will be criticised from two sides.

The Berliner Ensemble is criticised from opposing ends.

The plans have been criticised from a number of sources, including director general Tony Hall.

In this climate, bilateral dialogue could be seen as an extravagance, and the centre has been criticised from both sides.

Spain's most famous housing activist before her election, Colau is now being criticised from all sides.

All of which left one anonymous respondent to quip: "If you're being criticised from both sides, you've probably found the centre ground".

The idea that we should be worried about high leverage in the household sector has been criticised from all angles over recent weeks.