Sentence examples for criticism standing from inspiring English sources

And the BBC was completely brilliant in being resistant to the criticism, standing by me and giving me the space and platform to get news out that it recognised to be in the public interest.

It also tries to recast criticism over some of his verbal missteps as criticism over standing up for his values despite the consequences.

As jihadists entered parts of Kobane, Turkey came under growing criticism for standing aside while the fighting raged within sight of its tanks.

"If I was guilty of anything the other night, it was of protecting players from unfair criticism and standing up for them - but be careful stereotyping me too much as a calm, collected person".

She may suffer even stronger criticism for standing up this week for women's right to access abortion pills.

He also received criticism for standing by the Romney camp's misleading campaign spot that claimed Barack Obama "sold Chrysler to Italians who are going to build Jeeps in China," -- an ad that won the dubios title "Lie Of The Year" by Politifact.

Alongside a believer, Cameron could sound perilously wishy-washy, reinforcing the long- standing criticism that he is a lightweight without ideology.

In late 2010, after he issued a string of calls for political change, Mr. Wen faced criticism from fellow Standing Committee leaders in a party ritual known as a "democratic life meeting," according to two party officials.

May also faced criticism for not standing up more forcefully to U.S. President Donald Trump ― especially after he took a swipe at London Mayor Sadiq Khan the day after London suffered a terrorist attack.

Hearing criticism is like standing in the path of a wave.

And if the economy begins growing later this year, as they expect, Mr. de la Rúa should be praised for resisting criticism and standing by his policies, they say.