Sentences with phrase «worry about criticisms»

You will never worry about criticism and prejudice.

Don't worry about any criticism of them, we all get criticised.

Not everyone will see or understand what you mean because they haven't reached the point in their life where they can see the same horizon you're describing so don't worry about the criticism.

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Tillerson's nomination as Washington's chief diplomat and the primary conduit between the US and foreign governments has drawn criticism from those worried about his connections to Russian President Vladimir Putin.

One popular criticism of market - cap - weighted stock - market indexes is that they reinforce overvaluation, and if you are worried about occasional oddities in Chinese stocks — stocks that go up by their daily limit every day for weeks after they go public, for instance — then adding those stocks to international indexes at this particular point in the valuation cycle might worry you.

He was anxious about the absence in the Confession of sufficient criticism, and he was worried that unacceptable concessions would be made to the papal representatives, impressed by Melancthon's text and wishing to end disunity.

The ups, like getting stocked in Starbucks or opening a new site are huge, but the downs — like worrying about making payroll, figuring out how to solve one thousand problems at once, trying to manage a growing team of people, navigating criticism and dealing with things like building delays can feel overwhelming, especially when you don't feel very experienced.

Even more worrying is that Wenger has begun to complain about or reply to criticisms by players in the media.

I can understand why some Arsenal fans might be worried about Theo's England form but we should remember that it was being left out of Euro 2016 and the criticism he had been getting that seems to have inspired him to greater things this year.

Arsene Wenger did not go the whole hog and blame the fact that Arsenal were held to a draw by Hull City today on the referee Mike Dean, probably because he was worried about being punished by the football authorities for criticism of their seemingly untouchable officials.

The subject of our midfield is an interesting one, mostly because of the common criticisms and worries about our players.

He need not worry about the questioner who simply bellows out some hack partisan criticism.

Sanitation workers said they felt the mayor had looked out for them and weren't worried about some of the other criticisms of de Blasio.

The rezoning plan drew sharp criticism from longtime residents who worry about jobs and affordability.

Grose was asked if he was worried about the baggage that comes with the job regarding the criminal case against Kaloyeros and the fallout and criticism of SUNY Poly's economic development role.

That idea has drawn criticism from some environmentalists and policy analysts, who are worried about encouraging environmental problems or reducing energy security.

They should keep it all in mind as they respond to criticism with answers amounting to «there's nothing to worry about, we have this under control,» or — in moments of weakness — something more condescending.

The departures of the superintendents of two major school districts on opposite coasts are prompting criticism of their school boards, and worries about the systems» ability to attract highly capable leaders to replace them.

While the measure received some criticism from legislators who worry about how it will be funded, McGrath said the department hopes the plan — which rewards teachers for improved student achievement and supplements income for hard - to - fill positions — will keep the state's best teachers from leaving for higher salaries in Wyoming or outside the profession.

As writers, we are notorious for being worried about what people will think — it's why reviews, criticism, and sales are some of the scariest things writers face.

My biggest criticism was the ending, which left me worrying about the fates of the family and some of those we met along the way (Beth W).

There are far more stressful things in life to worry about than constructive criticism about one's online forum posting style.

There was something about it that worried me though — could Injustice 2 provide the same exciting gameplay as its predecessor, or is the whole formula of super heroes facing off against each other getting tiring now (especially after fan criticism of movies like «Batman vs Superman» and «Suicide Squad»)?

But — and this is a worry more than a criticism — there's something a little too acrobatically sure about Ms. Thomas's art.

The fact that colleagues feel a need to position themselves when venting criticism publicly — or even just amongst colleagues — tells you a lot about the politization of climate science and its distortion, and personally I don't like it at all: no one in science should have to worry about outside pressure when being critical of that science.

It must be quite a job worrying about all the peculiar whims of all the strange birds that make up your flock... «My desire to resign is merely a personal one; it is not meant as a protest of any kind, or a criticism of the Academy or its activities.

Its just I worry about the stifling of criticism, and was pointing out that respected scientists can not credibly claim to be without biases.

From these it's clear that Seven Corners is willing to accept criticism and do something about it — and that they know that in these situations of family illness, accident and emergency, the correct response to a perhaps worried, stressed or dissatisfied customer is one of interest and support.

Microsoft's design is not above criticism, but Windows users have far less to worry about if the company has a misses its mark with a new Surface device.

If you sincerely and calmly approach your partner about something that you're worried about or that makes you uncomfortable, and he or she over-reacts with criticism, accusations, or questions of their own (e.g., «you're so paranoid» or «you're crazy for thinking like that») then something is wrong.