Sentence examples similar to endures scrutiny from inspiring English sources

The team has endured scrutiny and criticism, and the players lingered on the field, seemingly in disbelief, after their season ended.

O'Rourke has endured scrutiny from some progressives for his apparent shift toward more left-leaning economic views since his time on the El Paso City Council and over the course of three terms in the House.

From then on Nabokov endured ceaseless scrutiny.

No pitcher, perhaps, has endured more scrutiny for his development.

The developing world's global giants now endure global scrutiny.

DORAL, Fla .— During his brief and highly publicized professional career, Rory McIlroy has endured much scrutiny.

Unlike the N.S.A., we assumed it would eventually have to endure public scrutiny — in America and abroad.

As a non-reigning royal, he must endure public scrutiny, while receiving none of the deference shown to the monarch.

But since then, he has endured mounting scrutiny over his financial and legal interests while president of the Senate.

For Godsey and his family, who have endured public scrutiny in addition to the inherent challenges of gender transition, that type of closure is important.

She enjoys the thrill of anonymity; she says it gives her a kind of nice power, and, besides, she could never endure the scrutiny she gives her actors.