Sentence examples for reply to criticism from inspiring English sources

David Cameron has said that the British people are his only boss, in his reply to criticism from the president of the European commission, José Manuel Barroso, who said that the prime minister was making a "historic mistake" regarding Europe.

Though the journal customarily lets authors reply to criticism, it has refused to publish Mr. Maxwell's rebuttal, in what he charges is a bid to silence debate over United States policy on Mr. Kissinger's watch.

Ali said that there was already a case that the report has been "unduly influenced by foreign powers hostile to the rise of democracy in the Middle East" and that he had been given assurances by government lawyers that the Brotherhood would be given "notice of the report and right of reply to criticism".

Jair Bolsonaro posts a graphic clip on Twitter apparently in reply to criticism at Carnival parties.

In the ground-breaking central papers from this period of Feyerabend's oeuvre such as "How to be a Good Empiricist" (1963), "Realism and Instrumentalism" (1964), "Problems of Empiricism" and "Reply to Criticism" (1965), his most important argument for scientific realism was methodological: realism is desirable because it demands the proliferation of new and incompatible theories.

At one point, O'Reilly pressed the president to reply to criticism of his administration's handling of the Benghazi attack and the president hit out at Fox News in his response.

CZECHOSLOVAK GERMANS.; A Reply to Criticisms by a German Member of Parliament.

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The Institutions was reedited posthumously, and a fourth volume was added (1885), containing several controversial letters written in reply to criticisms of the Institutions.

His two-volume Treatise of Fluxions (1742), a defense of the Newtonian method, was written in reply to criticisms by Bishop George Berkeley of England that Newton's calculus was based on faulty reasoning.

It should be noted that this passage is quoted from Feigl's reply to criticisms brought forward by his logical empiricist colleagues Philipp Frank, Carl Gustav Hempel, and Ernest Nagel (the context being a symposium on Feigl's "Existential Hypotheses").