Sentence examples for critics telling from inspiring English sources

In 1983, he addressed his critics, telling David Foot: "I'm either very good or very bad".

Waterman frequently defended the outfit's production line approach to critics – telling the NME in 1999, "My primary motive is to have hits.

She recalled critics telling her, "Oh, poor people don't do their laundry as often as rich people, so they don't want light colors," but the top-selling towel color her first year at Kmart was white.

But there before a congressional subcommittee on Thursday sat Randy Couture, one of their once-great champions and now one of their biggest critics, telling America's lawmakers that fighters don't have basic rights in a billion-dollar company.

On Friday, former president Bill Clinton joined the critics, telling House Democrats in a private speech in the U.S. Capitol, "that Nebraska thing is really hurting us". As talks go on behind closed doors, debate rages off Capitol Hill over whether the Senate's offer of extra Medicaid money to one state is unconstitutional, as its critics allege, and whether any court would intervene.

Heated debates ensued, reaching boiling point at times as Poland's right wing waded in voicing opinions such as "'Minaret' is a symbol of a religion which has denied both our culture and basic human rights for 1400 years". I received personal threats, with some critics telling me, "Don't you go bringing us Islam to Europe.

Lots of critics tell the same story.

Critics tell a different story.

Not to hear the critics tell it.

But that's not always what critics tell the audience.

To let film critics tell it, not just yet.