Sentence examples for naysayers from inspiring English sources
The word "naysayers" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to people who tend to criticize and express negative opinions about a plan, idea, or proposal. Example sentence: The project was met with opposition from the naysayers who felt the plan was not feasible.
There is a vital role for men to play in this battle, and it isn't as detractors or naysayers, but as allies, agents of change and beneficiaries.
He said the Games had defied the "naysayers and gloomadon-poppers".
The lowlight: Naysayers say it's all been done before, but on a sunny Friday afternoon in California, the Allah-Las still intoxicate.
But he also had a warning for naysayers who have suggested that people won't be interested in wearing what is in effect a computer on their head.
Some of the most vocal naysayers have swung round.
Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 7.34pm AEST08:34 Haim are hovering just outside the top 10 – The Wire (which naysayers claim sounds like Shania Twain) is in 11.
The naysayers are right about one thing.
Naysayers will point out that, though progress has been made on, say, bringing down the number of people living in extreme poverty, this has been due largely to the flourishing of capitalism in China rather than anything done by the UN and its agencies or international aid.
It is home to the religion's two holiest sites, Mecca and Medina; and its oil wealth has disseminated its distinctively intolerant strand of Islam that critics call Wahhabism.Thus far Saudi Arabia has proved naysayers wrong.
A coalition of naysayers can usually stop the executive from moving too far ahead.
Any decrease in export revenues would damage its tax base, and its Central Bank could hardly print more money than it does already.Argentina has indeed shown that a country can get away with sacrificing price stability in favour of growth for far longer than the naysayers claimed.
