Examples of 'widely criticised' in a sentence
Meaning of "widely criticised"
This phrase refers to a situation where someone or something has received a significant amount of negative feedback or disapproval from a wide range of people or sources. It suggests that the criticism is not limited to a specific group or individual, but rather widely spread
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The proposal was widely criticised by local residents.
The government measure has been widely criticised.
The book was widely criticised in the media.
Their handling of the situation was widely criticised.
He was widely criticised for this remark.
Fundal pressure is another widely criticised practice.
She was widely criticised for lavish spending.
The boycott was widely criticised.
He was widely criticised for this action.
The article caused outrage and was widely criticised.
This move was widely criticised by the activists.
The sudden evacuation was widely criticised.
A referendum on a widely criticised and controversial draft constitution.
His involvement in dubious speculative business ventures was widely criticised.
The new design was widely criticised as being ugly.
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Widely criticised and rejected.
His comments were widely criticised by the opposition.
The concept of cultural appropriation has also been widely criticised.
His efforts was widely criticised then.
The ownership of dingoes as pets and their breeding is widely criticised.
This comment was widely criticised as sexist.
Widely criticised in online forums and not too much information to be found about them.
They were accordingly widely criticised for lack of security.
The government 's slow response was widely criticised.
The law is widely criticised for its defects.
Buscombe herself was widely criticised.
This view is widely criticised by more modern authors.
This rather detached and irresponsible stance is widely criticised by wildlife activists.
The house was widely criticised by members of the establishment.
This film has been widely criticised.
He was widely criticised and widely defended.
The ruling was widely criticised.
Snares are widely criticised by animal welfare groups for their cruelty.
The comments were widely criticised.
Russia is widely criticised for its lack of democracy.
The proposal was widely criticised.
Thaksin was widely criticised for his management of the situation.
A move which was widely criticised.
He also got widely criticised for it also if i remember correctly.
Earlier versions of the bill were widely criticised by rights groups.
Shinwell was widely criticised for his failure to avert this crisis.
Social media users have also widely criticised the move.
Apple has been widely criticised for its strict attitude to developers.
Its portrayal of housemates with mental illness was widely criticised as crass and exploitative.
However it is being widely criticised due to its conservative stances on moral issues.
The Labour Party opposes selection and Thornberry was widely criticised over the issue as a result.
The shortlist was widely criticised for its lack of any female competitors.
As you may recall, she was widely criticised.
This decision was widely criticised by engineers and planners.
The government 's actions were widely criticised.
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The event was widely reported in the press
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