Sentence examples for being called a critic from inspiring English sources

Edmund Wilson disliked being called a critic.

By Louis Menand Edmund Wilson disliked being called a critic.

More plausibly, he has been called a great critic of acting, but even that must be qualified, because his judgment was so colored by his love of "high definition performance" and his tendency to hero-worship, especially when it came to Olivier.

The Food and Drug Administration FDAannouncedced a 60-day period of consultation and public meetings over whether to permit a GM strain of salmon to be eaten by humans, even though it has been called a "frankenfish" by critics.

Ms. Cahill's program was called "A Sweeter Music," and a critic had to fight off his baser instincts.

Your first book was called a good story by a critic, who also said it "lacked graceful writing".

He has been called a bully by his critics, and is known for his fierce and bullish style.

WASHINGTON — He has been called a socialist by angry critics on the right, an accommodationist by disappointed fans on the left and a pragmatist by his staff.

It was called a "masterpiece" by several critics that viewed it as a departure from the mainstream, hip hop-oriented R&B of the time.

He has been called a genius, often by his critics; in fact, Cramer's critics seem to use the word more freely than his admirers, as if to prove that they are generous in spirit and not merely envious.

Released in May, Deceived, which has been called a “beautiful record” by NPR critic Ann Powers, is a selection of traditional, country, and folk songs, half of which are murder ballads that tell stories of domestic violence.