Sentence examples for critics of those from inspiring English sources

But critics of those unattractive attitudes should not rejoice at the thought of his betrayal.

Internalists are almost always critics of those in power and of their policies.

Some critics of those policies compared them to those of Nazi Germany, and in political cartoons Jewish figures were depicted in a manner not dissimilar to Nazi propaganda.

After the story about the video came out, she said, critics of those overtures crowed: "See, we told you, they are not trusting us".

That will please the many critics of those ads, like a writer for TV.com whose recent article carried the headline "AT&T, Luke Wilson Please Break Up".

Some of the most outspoken critics of those sales tactics offered praise for the council's decision to share the report with the public, tempered with cautionary words.

Like the critics of the 1960s, those of the 1980s fault liberalism for being mistakenly and irreparably individualistic" (1985: 308).

Critics of the ban disputed those assessments.

Richard Rees Jones I've always felt the opposite to those critics of the National who laid into its supposedly concrete brutalism.

How petty are those critics of the E.U. noise laws!

The sample comprised members of the IBoD research team, SC and TAP members, overt critics of the research, and those responsible for applying its findings into policy.