Examples of 'sharply criticised' in a sentence
Meaning of "sharply criticised"
sharply criticised: harshly condemned or disapproved of something with strong and clear arguments
How to use "sharply criticised" in a sentence
Basic
Advanced
sharply criticised
The proposal was sharply criticised by many in the media.
The length of the objectives has been sharply criticised.
It was sharply criticised and withdrawn.
This decision was extremely painful and sharply criticised from all sides.
But she also sharply criticised the problems surrounding the vote.
A number of Member States have also sharply criticised this approach.
Ashdown has sharply criticised the SDS for derailing the reform process.
Locke 's empiricist viewpoint was sharply criticised by rationalists.
You have sharply criticised the doping by the Russian state many times.
Some opposition parties in the country have sharply criticised the government 's choice.
He sharply criticised European colonialism.
The original verdict was sharply criticised both at home and abroad.
He sharply criticised the treatment of Roma people in the city of Oslo.
The auction had been sharply criticised by Jewish groups.
Under such circumstances, Albania can not move forward and should be sharply criticised on our part.
The international media sharply criticised what it called judicialization of politics.
Guide Anatoli Boukreev 's decision not to use bottled oxygen was sharply criticised by Jon Krakauer.
They all sharply criticised Mary.
Other points of Leviathan, however, are sharply criticised.
The Government has been sharply criticised for using European Union funds on the campaign.
Other, more pro-Serb British intellectuals sharply criticised her views.
Grushko sharply criticised the stationing of NATO troops in Eastern Europe and announced countermeasures.
Immigration advocates and human rights groups sharply criticised CBP in the wake of Felipe 's death.
NGOs have sharply criticised the proposal, saying it would lead to an increase in fires.
Opposition groups, however, sharply criticised the decision.
The group sharply criticised Christianity while promoting neo-pagan ideology as an alternative.
Despite this provocation, however, Israel 's response has been sharply criticised as " disproportionate " in many quarters.
Jessen-Petersen had sharply criticised any delay, saying it is urgent to move the process forward.
In a statement obtained by AFP, 17 prominent journalists and intellectuals sharply criticised the Saudi leader.
In a resolution this April Members sharply criticised the disparities in screening and treatment across Europe.
But the Liberal Alliance, Venstre 's former coalition partner, sharply criticised the idea.
Dostum's column was sharply criticised by human rights groups.
Sorabji 's orchestration, in turn, has been sharply criticised.
The stunt has been sharply criticised by MPs and anti-gun campaigners.
His performance in the 2001 match in Galle was sharply criticised.
In this article, she sharply criticised Buki and his conservatism.
Ankara sharply criticised France 's “ wrong stance ” and categorically rejected Macron 's offer.
Naturally, the Article 29 Group has also sharply criticised this proposal.
His trip to Algeria was sharply criticised by certain newspapers, as he manifested his anti-colonialism.
Washington 's decision has been sharply criticised and condemned by the Palestinians.
This choice was sharply criticised by the Neapolitan Ambassador in Turin, Domenico Caraccioli, who wrote,.
Ukraine's first three presidents have sharply criticised Russian interference, so this re-positioning is imperative.
However, Greece was sharply criticised in the statement from the West Balkan conference in Vienna.
All the speeches sharply criticised the " regime of tyranny . ".
The EU has also sharply criticised plans to evict Khan al-Ahmar's residents.
Meles ' comments were sharply criticised from the U.S. State Department.
Marx and Engels sharply criticised the sectarian tactics of the U.S. Socialists.
You'll also be interested in:
Examples of using Sharply
Show more
Exhales sharply you have absolute power
External assistance to the country increased sharply
Now turn sharply towards your mom
Examples of using Criticised
Show more
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
