Sentence examples for face of critics from inspiring English sources

His sense of purpose, even in the face of critics, seems unaffected.

To demonstrate a tough stance in the face of critics, the Obama administration has been aggressive.

He was overbearing, determined, and stubborn and championed Canadian views in the face of critics at home and in Great Britain.

Swinson defended the party's call for a ban in the face of critics within the party who described the move as illiberal.

His voice boomed throughout the interview room Saturday, but he insisted that what made his voice fervent was excitement over a 34-13 victory against Arkansas, not defiance in the face of critics who want him fired.

And we get to laugh in the face of critics who claimed LotR would never amount to anything, while watching a sumptuous (if absurdly long) adaption of The Hobbit.

These regional leaders, the Indian equivalent of the governor of an American state, face plenty of critics, and their success is far from guaranteed.

He did not deny that he takes pride in his long success at "Tonight," which often came in the face of persistent critics and doubters.

But the congressman has publicly vowed not to buckle in the face of his critics, whom he accuses of taking his comments out of context.

True to his low-key and reserved personality even as he crossed the finish line, Menard had no desire to shove the win in the face of his critics.

The Austrian singer  sparked a social media storm across Europe when she took to the stage in Copenhagen last month with a full beard in the face of transphobic critics.