Sentence examples for experiencing criticism from inspiring English sources

Coming into the 1921 season, Huggins was still experiencing criticism in the press.

Other business types have also experienced criticism as they set up shop in the blogosphere.

The sportswomen I spoke to in the wake of the Ennis-Hill affair told me that women were more likely to experience criticism than their male teammates.

As an adjunct teacher, I have experienced criticism from a department head, who, having read a particularly poor student's negative assessment of me, implied it was my teaching that was at fault.

She experienced criticism as both partisan and cruel because she could see no truth in any of it.

Teigen experienced criticism at nearly every turn during her pregnancy, which is something that she can't quite comprehend.

Whereas males may experience criticism for not dealing with problems independently[ 26].

(Participant-25, industrial engineer, private sector, secularist) Secularist participants argued that they had not experienced criticism at work of their political or religious views before the AKP came to power.

For instance, Participant-25, who experienced criticism of his religious views at work, described the owner of the factory in which he worked from 2003 to 2006 as highly religious and an AKP supporter: My boss tried to force me to attend Friday prayers.

For 12 months the massively successful and popular politician has been experiencing strong criticisms over the completion of the Berlin-Brandenburg airport.

Many supervisors are reluctant to receive criticism, but experiences such as these show that in order to make real progress in raising the standards of research degree provision it will be necessary to engage everyone, from first-year students to heads of department and vice chancellors, in the process.