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Men take professional criticism more personally when it comes from a woman.

I learned to take criticism very well and keep a good attitude.

As for clients, they have to be able to take criticism.

These stories would take social criticism to the outer limits in order to make a point.

The Administration is taking and will take criticism of why its foreign policy went wrong.

What world are we in when 'critics' can't take criticism.

We can't keep from admiring a man who takes criticism like that.

The first officer reported the captain was defensive and did not take criticism very well.

But he's already learned to take such criticism in stride.

You've got to understand, up here you're going to take criticism when things don't go well.

He wanted me to be the one who took the heat.

Right about now he's taking all the heat for everything!

It is important to take the heat from the skin.

"Which is why I don't want to take the heat if you change your mind."

When something goes wrong this is the person to take the heat.

It got everybody involved and took all the heat off him.

And he cannot take the heat in terms of standing up to the special interests.

He could take the heat far better than cold weather.

"You might as well get used to taking the heat."

This once, she was more than willing to let someone else take the heat.