Sentence examples for a critic whose job from inspiring English sources

As a critic whose job is based on listening to new music, I have never been exposed to more high-quality artists in a shorter amount of time.

This signal is produced in a block called critic, whose job is to evaluate system behaviour.

No, chefs are not critics, whose job is, in part, to search out and acknowledge excellence in cooking no matter where it resides.

Susan Sontag is one of those critics whose job it is to keep the nose of our consciousness to the grindstone of contemporary life.

But once you begin to look carefully for examples of musical genres that seem expressly tailored to reflect the preferences of the critics whose job it is to evaluate them, it's surprising how many of these symbiotic relationships survive.

The foundation's 10-member board includes not only Mr. Decharme and Ms. Safarova but also philosophers, art historians, psychiatrists and critics whose job, Mr. Decharme said, is "to work for the philosophy, the line of ABCD and art brut".

For the majority of Yankee and West Coast film critics whose job relies on air-conditioned screening theaters and cushioned seats, this is probably a foreign concept that I suggest they try sometime.

These blockbuster games aren't about to be usurped commercially by more cerebral creations from the indie sector whatever the coverage they receive from critics whose job it is to highlight progress in their specialist field.

Sales figures don't collude, and these blockbuster games aren't about to be usurped commercially by more cerebral creations from the indie sector – whatever the coverage they receive from critics whose job it is to highlight progress in their specialist field.

Quite a platitude from a man whose job is to criticize the Kremlin, which gives him that job.

Knuckles was an enforcer whose job was beating up people.