Sentence examples for stand criticism from inspiring English sources

"What this is about is prohibiting information from reaching the American people if it is critical of them, those poor little dears who can't stand criticism," said Wayne LaPierre, chief executive of the National Rifle Association.

"They simply can't stand criticism".

"Political groups can put forward their ideas, which can stand criticism.

He could not stand criticism, and seems to have exhausted much of his energy conducting bitter academic quarrels.

The Salvadorean military régime could not stand their criticism of its actions.

"My aunt thinks he can't stand any criticism," she said.

Driving away from Ventersdorp, I reflected that among black and white, he is the one figure here who seems to stand above criticism.

Thus in one letter he wrote "Brunette is very thrilled" with a poem written in her name, and in another, "Brunette can stand healthy criticism".

This is a terrible shame because, as it stands, film criticism is simply far too subjective.

Thus, though she emerged within the New York liberal intelligentsia -- she has cited Lionel Trilling as a major influence -- she jettisoned its liberalism, rejecting the twin pillars on which Trilling stood: Matthew Arnold (criticism as a humane discipline) and Sigmund Freud (the need to ground understanding in self-understanding).

Can even the strongest of Ms. Hardwick's criticism stand up to Wilson's work?