Sentence examples for answer to his critics from inspiring English sources

His next important film, Intolerance (1916), was, in part, an answer to his critics.

So when he scored after 20 minutes he offered the best kind of answer to his critics.

Also in answer to his critics, Mr. Spencer said that the person he named later this week "will have managerial and leadership experience".

"Getting some kind of success on the Africa issue would be a pretty good answer to his critics," said Lloyd Axworthy, the former foreign minister.

He urges his readers to regard the Enquiries "as containing his philosophical sentiments and principles", assuring his publisher that they provide "a compleat answer" to his critics.

Obviously, Steve Jobs would answer to his critics from time to time — see: Thoughts on Flash, for maybe his most famous example — but he seemed to choose his (public) battles wisely.

Nor are the persons equally divine; Tertullian holds that the Son is “ignorant of the last day and hour, which is known to the Father only.” (Tertullian, Praxeas, ch. 27; Matthew 24 36) What is Tertullian's answer to his "monarchian" critics?

This sense of vulnerability is Mr. Lee's answer to all his critics, to those who say Singapore is too tightly controlled, that it leashes the press, suppresses free speech, curtails democracy, tramples on dissidents and stunts entrepreneurship and creativity in its citizens.

Dacre's refusal to answer his critics face-to-face did nothing to take the heat out of a row that is as much about old scores being settled as journalistic ethics.

Now Putnam has produced a book that attempts to answer his critics and to amplify his case.

His Thoughts Occasioned by the Perusal of Dr. Parr's Spital Sermon (1801), sought dispassionately to answer his critics and to confess errors which he now recognized — and which had already been acknowledged both in the revisions to the later editions of his Enquiry, and in his comments in St. Leon.