Sentence examples for a bit of criticism from inspiring English sources

And for that, he said, Dr. Mandelbrot "has received quite a bit of criticism".

It was definitely hard the first time I read a bit of criticism in the press.

Many thousands of jobs were lost.Mixed blessingsQuite a bit of criticism of China is disguised protectionism.

If you can't take a bit of criticism you shouldn't bother publishing a book.

But it's also a big enough book to take a bit of criticism.

"They've had a bit of criticism, unfairly I think, because they need time to settle as well.

"But at the same time when you hear a bit of unfair criticism sometimes that does put you down a bit.

Well The Trip (BBC2), also directed by Winterbottom, is kind of that scene turned into a six-part road movie with a bit of restaurant criticism thrown in.

If the power of Jesus — "the Christ, the Son of the living God," as Peter called him — cannot survive a bit of biblical criticism, then the whole enterprise is rather more rickety than one might have supposed.

Tellingly, he adds that whereas the generals now tolerate a bit of political criticism, they have become more hostile to any exposure of their increasingly tangled role in the country's economy.

On Thursday, President Obama condemned Mr. Jones's plan, and his press secretary, Robert Gibbs, said that there were "more people at his press conferences than listen to his sermons," in a bit of media criticism.