Sentence examples for shield from criticism from inspiring English sources

In recent years, many intellectuals, writers and artists have been prosecuted for statements about Islam and Turkish identity, both of which the pro-Islamic government seeks to shield from criticism.

I trust Bernie because he speaks clearly; English is a means to communicate, not shield from criticism.

In a week in which Jets Coach Herman Edwards said he would curtail what he asks players to do until they can eliminate mistakes, the Jets' offensive line has been shielded from criticism by its consistent play.

Like no other national sporting team, Australia's cricketers are usually shielded from criticism for the worst of their losses because they normally occur on far-flung tours in regions the country at large doesn't particularly care for.

To be clear, people shouldn't feel as though Ivanka Trump must be shielded from criticism ― she's is a public figure who could likely have an office in the White House and an influence on her father ― but comparing her to a dog accomplishes nothing positive.

In both Mr. Lauer's and Mr. Gumbel's case, NBC failed to shield them from criticism.

Mr. Arshack said prosecutors were sending a weak case to the grand jury to shield themselves from criticism.

Others suggested that Mr. Putin's decision could be intended to shield him from criticism facing the government.

But by obtaining Mr. Feinberg's blessing, the company would also have the political cover to shield it from criticism.

True, it's now a rough world for people who do sloppy work, and are counting on their credentials to shield them from criticism.

Reading from a prepared text at the luncheon, Mr. McCain acknowledged that his belated confession would not shield him from criticism.