Sentence examples for articulate critics from inspiring English sources

Far more rewarding are the extended encounters with articulate critics including A. O. Scott of The New York Times, Lisa Schwarzbaum of Entertainment Weekly, Roger Ebert of The Chicago Sun-Times and Kenneth Turan of The Los Angeles Times.

He cites not only the financial support that Saudi Arabia and others have provided to the militants, but also the Islamists' intimidation and murder of several of their most articulate critics.

This provoked a spat between two of Arbus's most articulate critics, AD Coleman, writing in the New York Observer, and Janet Malcolm in the New York Review of Books.

Anyway, General Rokhlin Jewish, and a former stalwart of Mr Chernomyrdin's party makes an unlikely leader for Russian nationalists.Little darlingsMr Yeltsin's most articulate critics in the Duma are a small group of free-marketeers, the nearest thing Russia has to a constructive western-style opposition.

Hans Küng, a theologian and former colleague of Benedict's who is now one of his most articulate critics, called his decision to step down "understandable for many reasons," according to the dpa news service, but added that so many conservative cardinals had been named during his tenure, it would be difficult to find someone "who could lead the church out of its multifaceted crisis".

In the spirit of compromise, I invited Larry Downes, one of SOPA's most articulate critics, into our San Francisco studio to talk about what comes next.

As a combative, articulate critic, Mr McCartney has caused Mr Trimble plenty of trouble.

But he was a passionate and highly articulate critic of the wars in Vietnam, Iraq and Afghanistan.

The most articulate critic of the way the university functions might be the man who used to run it.

Josie is a memorably articulate critic of America, but the most reliable target of her carping is Josie herself.

"It's definitely not for everybody," said Mr. Clyde, who can seem travel baseball's most articulate critic.