Sentence examples for reject critics from inspiring English sources

Talk Radio Network, which syndicates Michael Savage's program to more than 350 affiliates, said Thursday that it had decided to reject critics' calls to fire or suspend him over comments he made last week suggesting that most diagnoses of autism represented a "fraud" and "a racket".

He was also swift to reject critics' suggestions that Ireland would have little role in the industry and oil would not be landed there.

Mr. Bush also rejected critics who said the tape was a fabrication.

He rejected critics who said he should have intervened more aggressively and earlier in a civil war that has cost more than 90,000 lives.

Prof Devauchelle rejected critics who said the transplant had been rushed, saying the patient had been prepared for six months beforehand.

A senior Channel 4 executive has denied claims that its controversial documentary Benefits Street "stitched up" contributors and rejected critics' branding of the show as "poverty porn".

In separate comments on the TVOne channel, Waseso rejected critics who said his plans to use animals as guards violated the human rights of convicts.

MPs voted by a majority of 26 to reject what critics have dubbed the "bedroom tax", removing some payments if council tenants' properties are deemed to be under-occupied.

If this is right, the defender of the incarnation can reject the critic's characterization of human nature, and thereby eliminate the conflict between divine attributes and human nature so characterized.

Those films were widely rejected by critics, who had almost unanimously celebrated Rossellini's prior works.

But the Irwins' manager, John Stainton, has rejected the critics of Bindi's career.