Sentence examples for critics lack from inspiring English sources

The plan has never been in real trouble, though, because critics lack the votes to stop passage of the bill.

Bloom's intemperance gives him an energy that more measured critics lack, and an uninhibited, un-self-aware condescension that undermines his reliability.

He also did what far too many armchair critics lack the courage or commitment to do: he put his money where his ever-busy mouth was.

Some Capitol Hill staff members say that Fannie Mae's most vocal critics lack the political organization and the coherent message to challenge a company that has always vigorously defended itself.

The House has passed a resolution that would overturn that declaration, and the Senate is set to take similar action, though Trump has the power to veto the measure and his critics lack the votes to override him.

John Hood, the president and chairman of the John Locke Foundation — a conservative think tank founded and largely funded by Pope's family foundation — argued last year that Pope's critics lack a "rudimentary understanding of the reality of public-policy philanthropy in North Carolina".

Zeman defended those earlier comments by alleging that his critics lacked a sense of humor.

Although these critics lacked the philosophical certainties of earlier theorists, they had a richer variety of cultures and genres to instruct them.

His last album Old dropped in October of last year, and though it was met with a positive response from fans and critics lacked the visceral directness of 2011's XXX.

But the critics lacked the resources for a protracted battle against Forest City, which spent millions of dollars on lobbying, direct mail and public relations.

At around this time last year, Nasrallah's film was deemed "obsolete" by some overzealous critics lacking foresight.