Sentence examples for of potential critics from inspiring English sources

"You get to be a superstar by doing what she did, which is going before a tough group of potential critics".

And although Mr. Cameron's move won over a handful of potential critics, dozens of Conservative lawmakers are expected to vote Wednesday for a parliamentary motion criticizing the government for failing to include a referendum bill in the queen's speech.

In the book's "Orientation," Strauss — a former New York Times critic and the author of the best-selling book "The Game: Penetrating the Secret World of Pickup Artists" — throws down a kind of warning to potential critics.

In response to potential critics of the New Deal for New York City, I think Bill de Blasio should resurrect Roosevelt's message to the American people.

He has purposely avoided stepping into debates about educational theory, his advisers say, as a way of keeping potential critics of his ideas from using them to distract from his goal of mayoral control, or even to prevent him from reaching it.

The asbestos industry reached an accommodation with many of its potential critics, but not with Tait.

Meanwhile, China continues its longstanding practice of monitoring potential critics during high-level visits by United States officials.

It and its sister, Freddie Mac, hire most of their potential critics and make sure others arent heard by sponsoring journals and putting their staff on editorial boards.

The book covers an incredible range of topics including the soda industry's relentless marketing tactics, its targeting of minorities and low income consumers, its lobbying and political clout, and, its use of philanthropy to silence potential critics.

"Jammeh's regime also has an established and vile history of killing and disappearing anyone suspected of being a potential critic of his iron-fisted rule," Smith said.

He cut off the moderator, The New Yorker's Nicholas Thompson, mid-question to respond to a line from a story about "The Social Network" in New York magazine: "I don't want my fidelity to be to the truth; I want it to be to storytelling," Sorkin says, blithely tossing potential critics a couple of hundred rounds of free ammo.