above criticism

The automatic transmission on my test car was above criticism.

The king himself appeared to question this in a recent speech when he said it was wrong to put him above criticism.

In Honduras too, "the army is above criticism or investigation."

"As someone who's above criticism both in and out of the courtroom."

Leaf decided she must have, for her own behavior had been above reproach or criticism.

Even so, in these improved times the club is still not above criticism.

And he must act in a way that will be above criticism.

Well, Nepal is not entirely above criticism in this matter.

A new defamation law does more than just place the President and four top state officials above criticism.

"I do not consider myself exempt from or above criticism by anyone."

This above criticism does not apply only to Cathie.

Not all his listeners feel that he is fair and above criticism.

The above criticism applies to every psychologist that ever wrote, and to the man who makes the criticism by the fact of his making it.

Still, as I said, good job in providing an overview, don't take the above as criticism per se, more like suggestions?

The above criticisms of his work seemed quite comprehensive, and to Castells's credit, he largely agreed with them.

Directly rebuts several of the above criticisms and misconceptions listed above.

Lansley's reorganisation is far from being above criticism, and may prove to be a mistake.

A white hole enthusiast may react to the above criticism both positively and negatively.

He was never a prolific writer, refusing to publish work which he did not consider complete and above criticism.

Typically, almost anything associated with the great Brussels bureaurcracy considers itself to be above criticism.