Sentence examples for from detractors from inspiring English sources

Hagens defends himself from detractors by arguing "It's democratic.

The police allowed them to enter the Parliament compound to keep them separate from detractors.

Perhaps the strangest criticism came from detractors who refused to believe that the anonymous women existed.

What really galls her, she said, are suggestions from detractors that her husband is never in the district.

The guests had not only come to celebrate; they'd come to defend the author from detractors who've groused at his good fortune, nicknaming it "Franzenfreude".

Appraisals ranged from £25,000 from detractors to estimates as high as £100,000 by the papal envoy, the sculptor Antonio Canova.

Wenger knew, and admitted as much, that he would have invited criticism from his detractors and outrage from Arsenal's fans had a deliberately weakened team slipped up against opposition from a lower tier and cast another trophy opportunity aside.

On "More Life," which débuted Saturday evening on OVO Sound Radio, his label's weekly show on Apple Music, Drake has found a respite from his detractors by drawing inspiration from far-flung locales and eras past.

Even as the company continues to flounder in its current state of financial insecurity, much of the criticism from fans, detractors and industry analysts is delivered as if from a concerned friend, rather than a dispassionate onlooker.

Another survivor from the wreckage of Jewish Europe was Arthur Koestler, whom Judt defends from his detractors and who leads Judt on to the riveting question of Communism and its foes.

Andrew Robb, the Australian trade minister, was quick to defend the agreement from its detractors.