Examples of 'often criticised' in a sentence
Meaning of "often criticised"
This phrase suggests that the subject or topic being discussed is frequently subjected to criticism or negative feedback. It implies that there are numerous instances where people express disapproval, dissatisfaction, or disagreement with the subject
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His work was often criticised by modernist architects.
He is a player unfairly and too often criticised.
Viggo is often criticised for his accents.
The trustworthiness of online reviews is often criticised.
Renewable energy is often criticised for being costly.
It often criticised socialism and society.
Community programmes are often criticised for being too inflexible.
The deficiency of public transport in the area is often criticised.
People have often criticised my methods.
His views and statements on terrorism have been often criticised in the media.
This is often criticised by the NGOs.
It is confusing and often criticised.
A levels are often criticised for being too narrow in content terms.
The city state of Singapore is often criticised.
A focus on deficits is often criticised in the academic literature.
For this reason, retrospective investigations are often criticised.
The glycemic index is often criticised for being complicated.
Nevertheless, food producers are often criticised.
She was often criticised for her youth and inexperience.
Many of these premade garments are often criticised for looking lumpy or false.
He often criticised accepted methods.
But Community legislation is still often criticised as being too detailed and too technical.
We are often criticised by politicians and newspapers for being sexist on this programme.
The PR aspect of MOSAIC was often criticised.
The song is often criticised for its sensual lyrics.
Undoubtedly, being a politician is a difficult task, allegedly too often criticised and despised.
This leads to often criticised quality.
These measures are sometimes marketed as a consumer protection benefit, but are often criticised by buyers.
They are often criticised but they also deserve credit.
Filtering is controversial - it is often criticised for two reasons.
Media are often criticised for being only a bad news industry.
When it comes to protein content, the vegan diet is often criticised on that point.
They are often criticised for being unrepresentative of rural communities as a whole.
As a result, the technique is often criticised for its subjectivity.
He is often criticised for the praise he gives to his own songs.
Renewable energies are in fact often criticised for their intermittency….
He is often criticised by family members for not taking care of his family.
We relocated to a place that 's often criticised for its manufacturing processes.
The Marut 's cost and lack of capability in comparison to contemporary aircraft were often criticised.
Slovak producers are often criticised with regard to the hygiene of foodstuffs.
Salif Keita 's music has a high western rhythmic content and he is often criticised for it.
The existing rules are often criticised as burdensome or for being uncertain or inconsistent.
The common agricultural policy ( CAP ) is often criticised.
Tourists have been often criticised for dangerous behavior on the beach.
Top-down construction European cooperation is often criticised for being a top-down construction.
Ramiengar was often criticised for his liberal political views and loyalist tendencies.
However, the Ismailism were often criticised as non-Islamic.
China is often criticised for its lack of protection for intellectual property rights.
Code Red! People have often criticised my methods.
DrawPlus was often criticised for not supporting the SVG format despite being a vector graphics editor.
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