Sentence examples for determined detractors from inspiring English sources

Which is more than can be said for her more determined detractors.

In more than a decade of my tenure at Stonewall – a period when even its most determined detractors, from Lord Tebbit to the Archbishop of Westminster, would not deny its parliamentary effectiveness – we declined to try to find out what thousands of Westminster candidates might claim to think about our issues.

The fact that we didn't share the concerns of others in relation to Barclays' existing "rock solid" capital position may render us somewhat less ecstatic relative to any fully paid-up capital bear, but we do recognise that scaremongering over a perceived capital shortfall has been an important weapon in the armoury of Barclays' more determined detractors.

That conclusion may confound some of the health care law's most determined detractors, including Republican officials who say that the law has actually reduced access to care.

Dr. Lanzkowsky, a South African-born hematologist oncologist, was determined to prove his detractors wrong.

Yet Mr. Menendez, a brawler who once wore a bulletproof vest to testify in a federal corruption case against a powerful political mentor, has dug in, determined to outlast his detractors.

His appearance here, a few hours after a campaign stop at a diner outside Buffalo, suggested that the governor was as determined as ever to let his detractors know that he would not be forced from the race.

And as long as the obsession has held, there've been detractors in the government determined to prevent cons from capitalizing off their crimes or notoriety.

At least it seems more determined now to play to the concerns of its detractors, rather than ignoring the problems.

They are, in the opinion of some of their detractors, eco-terrorists: a band of self-appointed warriors determined to stop the killing of whales.

That's because for every diss-er and detractor, I became stronger and a little bit more determined to succeed.