Sentence examples for from criticisms from inspiring English sources
It has also helped to shield Mr Obama from criticisms from his own left flank.
Sir John promised the families a "rigorous" inquiry that would not "shy away from criticisms".
No reasoned discussion results from criticisms of loose postulations, mischaracterizations and suppositions of military doctrines and national directives.
But Ms. Suplicy's personal drama has also drawn attention away from criticisms of her performance as mayor.
In an election year the Obama administration might welcome the general's remarks, to insulate it from criticisms that it is going soft on Russia.
Certainly, Downton Abbey, although now a vastly profitable franchise, initially suffered from criticisms almost identical to those being directed at Titanic.
She seemed immune from criticism.
Arthouse films aren't immune from criticism.
It is the farthest thing from criticism.
Bailey defended the police from criticism.
"I'm not immune from criticism".
