Sentence examples for brilliant critics from inspiring English sources

I recently asked fifty of the most passionate cinephiles and brilliant critics to name their ten favorite films directed by women.

"And she was a brilliant critic as well.

A brilliant critic but kind and generous to the artist.

Cather was a mercurial but brilliant critic, veering between ecstatic raves and brutal takedowns.

"He was a brilliant critic whose erudition and judgement were respected by generations of cinema lovers and film-makers alike.

Executive editor Bill Keller told me that "the voice of a brilliant critic was something we could add to the coverage that was uniquely ours".

Even so, he gave her all his manuscripts and edited them according to her suggestions: he regarded her as a brilliant critic, and felt that she could have been a good novelist had she turned her mind to it.

She is also a brilliant critic, as good a reader as she is a writer, while in Steering The Craft, she's given us one of the few truly indispensable books on creative writing.

Moynihan's awareness of the odds against successful government action, and the perpetual tendency among his fellow politicians to ignore those odds, has made him a brilliant critic of politics.

Essays such as The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction, as well as studies of Kafka, Brecht and book-collecting, established him for many as a brilliant critic and social theorist.

In that gray, dimly lit space, perfectly designed by Michael McGarty, the writers are without their primary tools — pen and paper — but they have their speech, and they have an audience in Pelovits, a brilliant critic and artist who has only written in the air.