Examples of 'is criticised' in a sentence

Meaning of "is criticised"

Is criticised is a phrase used to express the act of receiving negative feedback, disapproval, or judgment towards someone or something. It implies that someone is being evaluated or judged negatively for their actions, behavior, or performance

How to use "is criticised" in a sentence

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My own country too is criticised in this report.
The current state of the station is criticised.
Advertising is criticised for encouraging a consumerist mentality.
This is often an area of CrossFit that is criticised as being dangerous.
The programme is criticised by groups opposed to euthanasia.
Then when we do the policy is criticised.
Every generation is criticised by the previous one.
But now the key role of the director is criticised.
The initiative is criticised by some civil society groups.
The ban on headscarves is criticised.
The move is criticised by the major political parties.
The concept of the paschal mystery is criticised by the traditionalists.
It is criticised for not discussing particular agricultural topics.
Wells in particular is criticised on these grounds.
Chinese ambassadors say that their national honour is violated when this is criticised from abroad.

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Everything else is criticised and denounced.
It is the methodology that is criticised.
Tobacco use is criticised and fought.
This collaboration has reached a level of dependency that is criticised by the Court.
Society is criticised for the obsession with efficiency.
Vatican statement is criticised.
The argument is criticised by both thesis and atheists alike.
A country can easily be respectable even if it is criticised by Mrs Swiebel.
Work is criticised.
If they talk too much, their talk is criticised.
Flies into a rage when his is criticised or accused of things he has done.
MP is criticised for saying that marriage of first cousins is a health problem.
Her voice is criticised.
Now he is criticised for not supporting a full boycott on Israel.
In some quarters, this arrangement is criticised as protectionist.
The Accord is criticised for not achieving its goals.
In some quarters, this arrange ment is criticised as protectionist.
The Lewis model is criticised on the grounds that it neglects agriculture.
Above all, it is the slowness of international searches that is criticised.
The quality of this information is criticised by every second employee representative.
Trump is criticised for not condemning white nationalism after New Zealand terror attack.
Police use of tear gas is criticised for being " indiscriminate.
It is criticised in such incidences for unfettered imperialism ;.
Congo 's educational system is criticised on more than one ground.
This is criticised by many human rights institutions, and authors.
The decision-making mechanism is criticised for its slowness.
That finding is criticised by the Commission in the fifth limb of the plea.
A - The aspects of the infringement in respect of which the applicant is criticised.
The situation in prisons is criticised because of promiscuity and the lack of medicines there.
Reorganisation of the station and planning = = The current state of the station is criticised.
The Commission is criticised for looking at things purely from an economic angle.
The term and its use, is criticised.
The USA is criticised for many things.
The term for this is " bride burning " and is criticised within India itself.
He is criticised for having overrated Athens's capacity to revive and challenge Macedon.

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This map was immediately criticised by the cartographers
It was criticised for its lack of statistical rigour
My own country too is criticised in this report
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