Criticising in a sentence

Thornberry told Radio 4’s Any Questions: “I heard a lot of people criticising it, and a lot of people who I like and respect criticising it and saying they felt very uncomfortable about it.

According to reports, this includes one calling for Disney to be "defunded" after holding a Pride event, and another criticising an inclusive menstruation campaign with the message: "Only women have periods!

A group comprised of Newgame and Bruellan called the offer 'inadequate', arguing it 'significantly undervalues' the company and criticising its exclusion of GAM's fund services arm, which will be offloaded as part of the agreement.

A major talking point regarding and often criticising red cards in the top-flight comes through VAR’s intervention, but the research actually shows that seasons where VAR was used saw fewer red cards.

Away allocations have been controversially brought down to the small figure in recent seasons with many criticising the decision from both clubs.

But many users didn’t see the funny side, with the comments full of people criticising Laura for not putting Bonnie down so she could go hands-free.

China has publicly remained neutral in the conflict, while criticising western sanctions against and reaffirming its close ties with Moscow.

Criticising the intelligence of his opponents, Wolsey said that they “would have you believe the moon is blue”.

Earlier in the meeting, Owen Edwards, a member of the public, had read a speech criticising the scheme.

He had quit the Congress after criticising the party’s stand on the controversial documentary film of the BBC on Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

He has made harsh comments criticising India in the past, including against the country’s prime minister Narendra Modi, calling him the “”.

He later added, after criticising the officiating: "I've never gone home prouder than today, even when I won.

He stopped short of criticising Suella Braverman for some of her inflammatory rhetoric on small boats, but admits he would not have used the words himself.

He was known as a staunch opponent of the ruling Baath party and his columns criticising the authorities.

His move to the Canaries didn’t go according to plan, with many fans criticising the Scotland international for a number of his performances.

In 1974, he presented his movie The Ghost Valley’s Treasure Mysteries based on a novel he wrote criticising rapid modernisation under the shah’s rule.

In 2015, he left his job as a columnist on the Australian Financial Review after criticising domestic violence campaigner Rosie Batty and several women journalists on Twitter.

Indigenous campaigners have written an open letter criticising referendum result.

In response to a question criticising the policy from Anthony Browne, MP for South Cambridgeshire, the Prime Minister echoed his sentiment and called on the council to take another look at their proposals.

Is Gordon Brown criticising Scotland for something that's his doing?