Sentence examples for hostile to criticism from inspiring English sources

Teachers and principals were hostile to criticism and put the blame on the parents.

But Mr. Putin attributes a wave of protests against his government to Western interference in domestic affairs, and is increasingly hostile to American criticism of his human rights record.

Whether this is a tactical decision to avoid exposure or a response to hostile criticism and mockery is hard to say.

Carries as baggage: Has faced criticism for being hostile to free trade because of his opposition to Nafta.

Former trustees of Kids Company have accused MPs behind a highly critical report of "naively" accepting criticisms made by people hostile to the charity.

Tellingly, he adds that whereas the generals now tolerate a bit of political criticism, they have become more hostile to any exposure of their increasingly tangled role in the country's economy.

But the government seems particularly anxious about criticism of China.Many Vietnamese remain hostile to their northern neighbour, after 1,000 years of imperial domination and a bloody border war in 1979.

And criticism of the bill goes beyond those hostile to development.

Always the critic, Mill was himself a frequent target of criticism, much of which came from quarters hostile to the kinds of sweeping reforms favored by Bentham and the philosophic radicals.

Nobody at The Times wants to give in to what they see as relentlessly unfair criticism of the paper's Middle East coverage by people hostile to objective reporting.

"He's really hostile to the administration".