Sentence examples for would be criticised from inspiring English sources

We would be criticised if we didn't ask them".

"If the president walked on water, he would be criticised for not being able to swim".

They understood in rejecting the offer they would be criticised by some shareholders.

I thought that maybe I would be criticised by women, by mothers, because I'm not a mother.

GP commissioning hands over responsibility to family doctors, who would be criticised if they mismanage their colossal task.

Warned by the radio presenter Simon Mayo, who was interviewing her, that she would be criticised for poor ratings, she said: "[Ratings] matter, but they don't matter hugely".

If that had happened later in the year nobody would be criticising Andy the way they did".

"My mates would be criticising the Germany players and saying where they are weak, but I suppose they might be saying that about me in a few months!" Ten months after making his Gibraltar debut, Priestley is still coming to terms with life as an international footballer, but can rely on his Farsley team-mates to keep his feet on the ground.

"If you suggested increasing the number of nursery places, you'd be criticised for evoking the spectre of communism.

There has been tabloid criticism of the prince for not undertaking more public duties to relieve pressure on his granny – though he can't win: if he did not have his job as a helicopter rescue pilot, he'd be criticised for being a useless drone.

He'd been criticised, he said, for being a jack-of-all trades, constantly distracted by some new interests.