Sentence examples for has faced critics from inspiring English sources
Most recently, she appears to be defending her hip-hop-infused style and musical choices to unknown critics: For all of the controversies surrounding her looks and her actions, this is one child star who has faced critics head-on.
In the past he has faced down critics with histrionics and theatrical brinkmanship.
London Mayor Boris Johnson has faced down critics following the spate of cyclist deaths in the capital by insisting that cycling safety has improved in the last few years.
Boris Johnson has faced down critics following a spate of cyclist deaths in London by insisting that cycling safety has improved in the last few years.
But Mosby, who has faced down critics and the police union's attempts to counter-sue, is determined; a second trial is expected in the new year.
The acquisition would tighten the company's grip on British broadcasting, but it has faced scrutiny from critics who say that one company should not have so much control of the television market there.
"We civil servants are used to doing things behind the scenes," he tells me in the theatre's glass-walled boardroom after he has faced down his critics, "but it's exciting all of a sudden to be the person who's doing it.
EcoMedia itself has faced that charge because, critics complain, the EcoAd seal implies that EcoMedia has vetted the advertisers for the greenness of their environmental policies when there is no such review.
The memo, sent out Wednesday and disclosed today by Bloomberg News Service, did not describe the response from Mr. Pitt, who has faced repeated questions from critics for continuing to meet privately with former Wall Street clients that he now regulates.
The pitch will underscore the Republican obstructions Mr. Obama has faced, and a time when critics across the political spectrum are assailing a "do-nothing Congress".
Backed by powerful allies, including Saudi Arabia and the United States, Bahrain's government, its critics charge, has faced little pressure to change.
