Sentence examples for replying to critics from inspiring English sources

Replying to critics of managed care is Malik Hasan, chief executive officer of Foundation Health Systems, one of America's biggest H.M.O.'s.

James was still working on objections to his "pure experience" doctrine, replying to critics of Pragmatism, and writing an introduction to philosophical problems when he died in 1910.

In a separate post replying to critics, Wolf said that she asks for "the story behind the news story" because her time on two presidential campaigns gave her a close-up view of the cynicism of politics: If I did not witness as a political consultant that national politics is most often -- almost always -- the deal coming before the narrative or the bill..

More recently, the celebrated game director Ken Levine felt compelled to reply to critics who griped that his new two-hour addition to last year's critically hailed bestseller Bioshock Infinite was too brief.

Pinker at times directly replied to critics of his evolutionary approach to cognition in The Blank Slate: The Modern Denial of Human Nature (2002), also a Pulitzer Prize finalist.

Washington often replied to critics like Du Bois by saying that they didn't understand the realities of life in the South.

"The kind of batting we have done, we've let the entire nation down," said Gambhir, who replied to critics calling for Laxman to be dropped by saying "the top seven should be criticized.

Dan Brown's "Da Vinci Code," which has sold more than 20 million copies, was voted book of the year, the top prize, and the author took the occasion to reply to critics, including the Vatican, who have objected to its story of a plot by the Catholic Church to suppress knowledge of a marriage between Jesus and Mary Magdalene.

Once upon a time, we could reply to critics that our education system made up in quantity whatever it lacked in quality.

@N9n9Ta replied to critics of the race: "In five years or 10 or 20, the women who are criticizing the event on social media are going to take part in similar races or will attend them and cheer on those racing.

His book, In Defence of History, has been reissued by Granta with a lengthy, new afterword replying to his critics.