Sentence examples for endless criticism from inspiring English sources

I'm not interested in the limelight".Plucked from obscurity for the job, the British baroness has faced endless criticism.

It was a shift from the seemingly endless criticism of recent weeks, ostensibly because the replacements were gone and all was finally well.

The National Union of Teachers general secretary, Christine Blower, said: "Not satisfied with the endless criticism of teachers, Sir Michael Wilshaw has now turned his attention to parents.

That tends to diminish the chances of them voting for Mr Obama, who recently said that he supports gay marriage, and who is the butt of endless criticism from the National Rifle Association.

I find it hard to imagine the heroes who are choosing to be social workers now, subject to endless criticism and blame from government, media or the general public.

There are endless ideas for Talk of the Town stories, and fairly endless criticisms of published ones: on one tear sheet, she underlined a lead sentence that read, "Every now and then we run across an announcement so staggering to our reason that we have to go off somewhere and lie down for a week," and wrote next to it, "This is getting pretty neurotic".

Please, hit us again!" - The Obama campaign's first statement Friday morning criticized Palin's lack of experience directly (rather than indirectly, as in "we don't know anything about her"), which opened the door to the endless criticisms of Obama's experience versus Palin's that we heard throughout the convention.

The industry is experiencing massive retrenchment, waves of redundancies, endless public criticism and repeated cutbacks in compensation levels".

Nor do I anticipate being finished with "I'm Not There" anytime soon, since, like "Subterranean Homesick Blues," it invites endless interpretation, criticism and elaboration.

Endless commercial criticism from News and other publishers also persuade Lyons to trim some of the Beeb's commercial activities, although Lonely Planet was still both bought and not sold.

He's going to learn that it brings endless scrutiny, criticism and demands.