Sentence examples similar to sideline critic from inspiring English sources

Shame on unions and school districts charged with improving antiquated evaluation systems if they hide behind sideline critics advocating perfection first and change last.

They have sidelined critics: when a member of the Bank of America's board criticised the CEO's compensation in 2000 she was dropped.The past decade has seen several attempts to bring boards up to date.

More significantly, both Mr Vajpayee and General Musharraf then addressed their top officials and seemed to be trying to sideline their critics and sustain the momentum for talks.

National leaders in Zimbabwe, Kenya and the Congo Republic have been accused of manipulating the electoral process to maintain a veneer of legitimacy while continuing to persecute or sideline their critics.

But it has been quietly sidelined after critics accused it of being a cover for cuts to public services.

Reasoned analysis is shoved to the sidelines, and critics of the party or faction in power are often accused of being unpatriotic or disloyal.

And nostalgia is the core of the art-house consensus that leaves "This Is 40" on the sidelines of critics' awards.

No more gatherings of judges, no more anxiety for long- and shortlisted authors, no more sniping from the sidelines by critics, publishers and anybody who feels entitled to an opinion, whether informed by reading or not.

"The Christian Legal Centre will not allow Christianity to be eliminated from the public sphere or to be silenced or sidelined". But critics of the Christian Legal Centre suggest it rarely wins any of the legal battles it fights and claim its views are offensive to homosexuals and people from other religions.

It apologized for what it said had been a systematic effort to sideline Park's critics.

My sideline as a restaurant critic requires me on a daily basis to sweet-talk my way into snooty restaurants in their opening weeks.