Sentence examples for criticism herself from inspiring English sources

But to a remarkable degree, she seems to have tried to coordinate the response to criticism herself.

But this, perhaps, might mean Janine being exposed to criticism herself.

It was inevitable that she should be the object of criticism herself.

After a harsh police crackdown last week fueled anger and swelled protests, President Dilma Rousseff, a former guerrilla who was imprisoned under the dictatorship and has now become the target of pointed criticism herself, tried to appease dissenters by embracing their cause on Tuesday.

Chelsea has taken in plenty of snarky criticism herself over a Clinton wealth gap, mostly having to do with her $11m home in Manhattan, the $600,000 she was being paid by NBC until last summer for largely softball interview segments, and the $75,000 she now reportedly commands for each public speaking engagement.

Saldana has faced similar criticism herself.

But just as gently it mutes criticism of Ms. Stritch, as she does so much criticizing herself.

Fonda directs the same criticism at herself, calling her beliefs at that time "theoretical feminism".

Bean resents the criticism of herself and the New Dems.

To divert criticism from herself, Woodhull published a denunciation of Beecher in 1872 saying that he practiced free love in private while speaking out against it from the pulpit.

As scenes evolved differently than she had envisioned them, she also had to keep her criticisms to herself.