Sentence examples for bygone criticism from inspiring English sources
His dizzying crossover dribble and step-back jumper have established him as one of the game's finest individual scorers, and his notoriously lazy defense appears to be a bygone criticism, with Houston a top-five team in defensive efficiency.
Each, though, is essentially a book within a book, a gloss on a great deal of bygone literary criticism and a mock-solution to the uncrackable mystery of Dickens's last novel.
But, echoing the criticism of the bygone days of O. J. Simpson, Monica Lewinsky and Gary A. Condit, Mr. Gansler argued that the sheer volume of coverage, particularly on cable news outlets, made the investigation, with all its false leads and misdirected moments, into an unnecessarily painful national psychodrama.
"Let bygones be bygones," Buhrdorf recalls saying.
"Let bygones be bygones," Dreier joked.
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"Let bygones be bygones," he said.
In his criticism of my support of managed care (letters, April 2), Howard Zeft '58, M.D., reflects a bygone era in which American society granted physicians full professional autonomy, on the theory that physicians would be aware at all times of best clinical practices and always practice them.
Graham and our tour manager Donal Lenihan - both of whom had copped personal criticism in the piece - were angry but decided to let him remain on tour, being big enough to let bygones be bygones.
When I remember bygone days.
