Sentence examples for survive a bit of from inspiring English sources

If the power of Jesus — "the Christ, the Son of the living God," as Peter called him — cannot survive a bit of biblical criticism, then the whole enterprise is rather more rickety than one might have supposed.

Still, if the relationship between Coventry and Volgograd has survived the second world war, the cold war and now the stand-off between the west and Putin, it should be able to survive a bit of neglected concrete under a flyover.

Your ego is not so fragile that it cannot survive a bit of honest criticism here and there or even chiding that you don't really deserve a compliment which someone is trying to pay you.

She's also survived a bit of a kerfuffle caused by a misunderstanding in the writing of a New York Times profile.

But Shas has bought Mr. Barak time to continue negotiations with the opposition Likud Party or simply to survive a bit longer at the helm of a minority government destined to fall.

Kaufman felt that while a drama could survive with a bit of slack, a comedy had to be airtight.

I probably would have survived a bit better.

Both drives survived quite a bit of torture.

Yet despite the talk, the infamous carried interest loophole survives with a bit of tinkering.

But where all that dust came from, and how it survived, has been a bit of a mystery.

We can all recall the debacle that was the demise of Mt.Gox, which hemorrhaged $460 million in bitcoin due to malicious hacks, revealing that bitcoin's first test attempt to survive a scandal was a bit of a failure.