Sentence examples for detractors point from inspiring English sources

Yet Bolívar's detractors point to his own tyranny.

Detractors point to the event's negligible record of producing international superstars.

His detractors point to his large output as another sign of his light-weightness.

But no longer can detractors point to a lack of success.

Morris's detractors point to his statistics; his 3.90 earned run average would be the highest in the Hall of Fame.

Detractors point out that the Spurs have feasted on weak competition and have yet to beat an elite team.

Their detractors pointed to the havoc they could cause.

Detractors, pointing to a series of ethics investigations involving Mr. D'Amato, say his name is unsuitable for a courthouse.

After Mr. Grillo refused to ally the movement with other parties, his detractors pointed out that most of his talk involves pulling down rather than building up.

Some of Reagan's detractors pointed to such lapses to suggest that he lacked a basic interest in the truth and that he had trouble distinguishing between reality and fantasy.

Jacob's detractors pointed out that it was an "idiot-proof" mutual fund because over the course of the past year, any pure-play Internet investment fund was bound to do well.