criticize

Object

• Christianity: Amidst all this, Raven vaguely criticizes Christianity for rejecting Nature.
• government: Read above about not being thrown in jail for criticizing the government on the internet.
• regime: The question is about criticizing a regime, not criticizing people.
• someone: It is always easy to criticize someone else's endeavors.
• religion: Without criticizing religion, there would have been no religious reformation.
• lack: Revd. would not be criticizing lack of Primates ' debate, had he completely loved it?

Preposition: on

• ground: The conclusion of the RCT was criticized on the grounds of the depth of the radiotherapy administered.
• point: Maysles Brothers films such as Salesman ( 1968 ) and Gimme Shelter ( 1970 ) can be criticized on two broad points.

Subject

• people: Because he's getting criticized by people in the church and persecuted by people outside the church.

Adjective complement

• current: The Technology CEO Council sharply criticized current U.S. policy toward spectrum allocation and called for a new 10-point " 21st century spectrum policy.

Modifying Another Word

• harshly: Sander couldn't help from its new criticized harshly by.
• roundly: Sullivan could be temperamental; anyone who crossed him faced career disaster, and he was roundly criticized for his deadpan delivery.
• sharply: What is the revolutionist worth who leaves his party simply because someone has sharply criticized his ideas?
• openly: Political prisoners are a thing of the past and ROC citizens can openly criticize their government.
• severely: They were severely criticized for taking some of the grains to eat.
• implicitly: Toward the end of his formal affiliation with the Cuban government, Che came to implicitly criticize Soviet bureacracy.

Used with why or when

• what: More out of life his winnings to criticized strongly what.
• when: Michael Gray obviously has a love for Dylan's work but it doesn't stop him from criticizing when necessary.

Preposition: in

• past: Namco have been criticized in the past for releasing updates in this series with only minimal improvements on the last.

Preposition: by

• people: Because he's getting criticized by people in the church and persecuted by people outside the church.