Sentence examples for challenging criticism from inspiring English sources

Still, many Democrats were struck by how Mr. Kerry kept returning to Dr. Dean in the debate, whether challenging criticism by Dr. Dean of his record on gay rights (Dr. Dean said he was misquoted) or disputing Dr. Dean's record on health care as governor.

"It's inconceivable to me that the Met wouldn't welcome nuanced and challenging criticism," he said.

Carroll later admitted taking a gamble on employing Robey but wrote that the comedian "has unlimited courage in challenging criticism and risking his reputation on a venture of this kind; he takes both his past and his future in both hands and is faced with the alternative of dashing them into the depths or lifting them to a height hitherto undreamt of".

Challenging criticisms and intellectual exchanges have led to some evolution of the ways in which ANT is formulated [ 24], but it essentially remains a view of the world as made up of networks in which objects can have an important role in shaping social relations [ 20, 21] Purist applications of ANT remain uncommon and even when used the subject of considerable debate [ 13, 25, 26].

He also challenged criticism that some of the new rules might hinder troops' safety.

Bragg has often challenged criticism surrounding Spotify, with whom he has curated a "talking playlist" show.

Asim Qureshi rang Mr Johnson's LBC weekly phone-in to challenge criticism he has received for saying Emwazi's detention and treatment by British security services may have made him more susceptible to radicalisation.

The last time it came up was July 11, when Raúl Castro, who took over the presidency from his brother in February, mentioned the base in a speech to challenge criticism of Cuba's human rights record.

The decision by Peru to challenge criticism of its treatment of Ms. Berenson has highlighted the urgent need for repeal of its antiterrorism laws, rights activists and lawyers said today.

But the Transportation Security Administration is using the incident to challenge criticisms of its policy that everyone and everything is subject to search, no matter how innocent the appearance -- and to repeat its warning about bringing to the airport packages or other items received from strangers.

Great leaders make it clear that they welcome challenges, criticism, and viewpoints other than their own.