Sentence examples for criticism to assert from inspiring English sources

I will risk criticism to assert that fricassee just means a small worthwhile fuss.

Later that year, he had the temerity to inform the Chairman that "history will record the role you and I played in the starvation of so many people, and the cannibalism will also be memorialized!" Mao, recoiling from such criticism, now wanted to assert his ideological infallibility and revert to the old method — the evidently true one of Communism.

After facing criticism for its lax oversight, the board wanted to assert its position as a check on top management, according to the people, who declined to be named because the discussions were not public.

His criticism seemed to galvanise players, teams and the league to assert what they saw as a right to freely express political convictions.

If the opportunity arises, discuss the criticism with someone you trust to give you an objective view; in this way you can see if the criticism is reasonable or just someone using his status to assert his authority over others.

Amid deep public frustration and criticism from both sides of the political aisle, the president sought to assert leadership in response to a slow-motion disaster emanating from a mile beneath the sea.

For any criticisms Gambino levels, his ultimate hope for human connection continues to assert itself.

The case was the first by the National Labor Relations Board to assert that employers break the law by disciplining workers who post criticisms on social-networking Web sites.

To assert otherwise is simply incorrect".

Her efforts to assert herself remained housebound.

Congress needs to assert its legislative supremacy.