Sentence examples for certain detractors from inspiring English sources

Any relevant critique I make is either dismissed because I once wrote an article on Rand Paul, or because I must have a nefarious agenda, according to certain detractors.

More recently, though, she won the grudging admiration of certain former detractors.

Or, to be more precise about the concerns of a certain group of Jewish detractors, he can be seen as inferior.

The administration claimed it was a security measure; the mayor's detractors felt certain it was done to limit access and stifle free speech.

While supporters believe he will seize Mark Sanchez's starting quarterback job and proceed — on foot — across the Hudson River to take Manhattan as even the low-key Eli Manning has not, detractors are certain this deal is nothing more than a Jets cry for attention that will turn Sanchez to stone, leaving them with no serviceable quarterback and the Rex Ryan era in ruin.

Advocacy ("lip service", to its detractors) has a certain value in itself.

It is a point that detractors are nearly certain to make, and one that Mr. Lhota acknowledged himself.

The testimonials fly in the face of a commonly acknowledged truth: that Houstonians themselves are among the city's chief detractors, taking a certain pride in reciting their miseries and voicing astonishment, even chagrin, when newcomers and visitors say they actually like it here.

The choices made by certain characters will have their detractors, but there is no law saying I must agree with the decisions made by individual people in a story in order to enjoy said film.

The 13 have divided the conditions according to their specialties, and as they aim to improve diagnostic language, they're shadowed by sometimes-fierce detractors who argue that certain — or all — of the chapter's disorders should be deleted.

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