Sentence examples for critics of your from inspiring English sources

Rather than directly criticising your interviewee, you could frame a difficult question another way: "What have critics of your work said about this paper?", "Our readers might think …".

In this spirit, I have written most supportively to Mr Duncan Smith as follows: "Dear Mr Duncan Smith, Although critics of your suggestion are saying don't be duped and it's the start of a slippery slope which can only lead to the dismantlement of the welfare state, I am entirely with you.

Make sure the task force is ideologically well balanced and includes critics of your current policy.

You revert to the old narrative of accusing any critics of your policy as being anti-Semitic in order to deflect from your ill-advised actions which are bound to backfire.

When you try to satirise the critics of your campaign, and it turns out that those very critics embrace your film as demonstrating exactly what they find unbearable about the climate-obsessed eco-lobby, then you know that you have kicked the ball into your own net".

(The right to leak confidential information to the press? The right to smear a critic of your policies? The right to tell half-truths to a grand jury?) And the Republicans suffer from three handicaps that could turn any campaign against Mr Fitzgerald into a farce.The first is that they are starting too late.

What would you say to a critic of your lawsuit who might call it frivolous and a way to keep your name in the headlines?

Once you finish doing that, move on and then start being a critic of your work, add detail and soon you're on your way.

You have to be a harsh critic of your early drafts to get the usually-messy early writing crafted into the hard-hitting and realistic drama you want to write.

That failure, so typical of those who continue to refuse to come to terms with the giant problem of the undistributed middle, disqualifies him as a Leavisite, or even as a backwoods Hobbesian, and certainly as a critic worthy of your pages.

By Amy Davidson Sorkin May 16, 2013 "How do you feel about comparisons by some of your critics of this week's scandals to those that happened under the Nixon Administration?" Jeff Mason, of Reuters, asked President Obama, as he stood in a rainy Rose Garden on Thursday with Turkey's Prime Minister Erdogan.