be above criticism造句

• Before the assassination, the Shin Bet was considered to be above criticism.
• Most people also said that once elected, lawmakers should not be above criticism.
• All this does not mean that Israel should be above criticism.
• There is one group of people, one religion [, ] that is claiming to be above criticism ."
• How can they be above criticism?
• The race is nonpartisan and Icelandic presidents are supposed to be above criticism because they stay out of politics, but Grimsson's foes say he could bring new controversies to the job.
• Major, an avowed monarchist, said he was not arguing for the royal family " to be above criticism, nor to be deferred to as a matter of course . . . but I do ask for a sense of balance.
• While judges should not be above criticism, he said, the " guiding principle of the House of Representatives and the Senate " from the earliest years has been that impeachment and removal of judges should be reserved for criminal conduct and not judicial acts.