A kind of literary/art journal that chronicles the arts of the diaspora, something like 100 Flowers Blooming with smart literary criticism and reviews and interviews thrown in.
The show regularly features more than one person of color at a time on screen, and there's smart cultural criticism doled out alongside the comedy as well as what may be the best television soundtrack in a long time.
And the government is already smarting from criticism that it has failed to control rising welfare bills.
Bettman, less enthusiastic, is still smarting from criticism for not letting all players participate in the preliminary round.
Japan's prime minister, Naoto Kan, smarting from criticism for the climb-down, demanded that China pay for the repair of the damaged boats.
In the postwar years, when he published most of the best Tintin adventures, Hergé, depressed, overworked, drinking heavily and still smarting from criticism, had several breakdowns, disappearing for weeks at a time.
Mr. Douglas smarts under criticism that the Black Dog has lost some of its community-mindedness. His family's commitment to the Vineyard, he argued, can be seen in the schooners in the harbor, owned by his family, which are often used for children's sailing programs.
President Obama and Secretary John Kerry may merit some smart, forceful criticisms when it comes to their Middle East policies.
Dale Pollock wrote that Lucas was "still smarting from criticism that Star Wars was racist" so he conceived a character that would appeal to black audiences and cast Billy Dee Williams who'd already achieved icon status in the role.
But Wilson, still smarting from criticism from Canadian trade unions that his past use of local non-union Vancouver labor hadn't really demonstrated a socially responsible commitment to the welfare of his workforce, would hear none of it.
