Sentence examples for criticism survives from inspiring English sources

Whether this criticism survives scrutiny does not matter all that much as far as the fate of hedonism is concerned, for Bradley's attack on qualitative hedonism is nothing short of thorough and he thinks there is no convincing case Mill can make in support of it.

"Any science that weathers the criticism and survives is a better theory for it," Mr. Thaxton said.

From the Restoration to the Victorian era, these playwrights and many other "female wits," as one critic called them, survived criticism, ridicule and even sabotage to become a familiar presence on the English stage.

"If the plan is good, it will survive criticism," he said.

But it may not survive criticism from lobbyists in Brussels, where the European Union has its headquarters.

He has risen through the ranks, survived criticism about his management style and financial stewardship, and seen the organization through many crises.

The move comes in response to criticism from several surviving spouses when the company, the world's largest insurance brokerage firm, initially planned to offer them one year of health benefits.

The director of the San Francisco Zoo said zoo employees did "heroic things" in the aftermath of a fatal tiger attack Christmas Day, shaking off criticism that two surviving victims were denied help in the moments after the mauling.

Now back to my Achilles rehab and learning to walk again!" Pietersen offered support to Cook, who came under heavy criticism this summer and survived calls for him to be removed as skipper.

What measures can you take to survive criticism?

Again, the secret to surviving criticism is not in trying to change others, but in changing yourself.