Sentence examples for strong detractors from inspiring English sources

The Manifesto "created a storm" with strong detractors and supporters.

Likewise, among Opus Dei members there were also strong detractors of Franco, such as Antonio Fontán.

The members of Rush have noted that people "either love Rush or hate Rush", resulting in strong detractors and an intensely loyal fan base.

But Chalabi also had strong detractors in the U.S. government and alienated many officials in the CIA and the State Department.

Projecting her views most extensively through her internationally best-selling autobiographical books, she drew exuberant praise from her strongest advocates and threats of death from her strongest detractors.

He has generally been successful at bringing into his camp politicians who -- like Mr. Seabrook -- were once among his strongest detractors.

State Senator John McKinney, who sat on a campaign-finance working group convened by the governor, was one of the bill's strongest detractors, and to him, the bill's deficiencies negated its benefits.

One of the film's strongest detractors was Time Out magazine's Keith Uhlich, who called the film "war porn of the highest order".

The strongest detractors of exceptionalism claim that the AIDS response has undermined health systems in developing countries.

He also seems to have earned the respect of Coach Jeff Van Gundy, one of Camby's strongest early detractors, and has shown signs of offensive talent.

Despite the nod to history, the bridge has faced intermittent grumbling since the contract was awarded in 2002, splitting the city between strong supporters and detractors.