Sentence examples for brave criticism from inspiring English sources

It is realistic only where it takes the form of diplomatic, trade and cultural exchange, and strengthens the professional and merchant class from which brave criticism of authoritarian government tends to emerge.

BELIEVE one side of the story, and Britain's ambassador to Uzbekistan, Craig Murray, is something of a martyr, brought home ignominiously for his blunt and brave criticism of the torture, murder and beastliness that are commonplace under President Islam Karimov's regime.

So, braving criticism from hardcore Smith fans and Catholics, Patti Smith will rock the Vatican.

His father, Charles Arnade, was a history professor and civil rights activist who braved criticism for his views as an outspoken antisegregationist.

And the obstacles are also internal: in young women not having the confidence just to do it and brave the criticism.

During the Victorian era, however, several English women braved fierce criticism to obtain landmark court decisions that confirmed their right to call themselves the name they chose.

In the article, Mr Xi urged party members to "be brave in conducting criticism and self-criticism, take the lead to spread a healthy spirit, and reject unhealthy trends and evil influences".

Some people have said we are brave to invite criticism, but we feel strongly that if we are going to be truly patient-centred we must listen hard to them and learn from them.

You need to really suck it up, put on your "big girl pants", be brave, learn to listen to criticism and listen to the truth.

He is intellectually brave – witness his well-founded criticisms of Israel's policies in Palestine.

Behind their backs, he called its two chief executives "Potash and Perlmutter", after two bumblers in early Yiddish films.His criticism, to many, seemed less brave.