Sentence examples for calling the work from inspiring English sources
Among her remarks was a rationalization for calling the work an opera.
But skepticism crept into the critical reaction; Time quoted a Boston critic calling the work "Shostakovich in the Appalachians".
"There was gross misrepresentation involved in calling the work a novel," said Dr. Zachau, who tracked down Littner's original manuscript.
Then two Republican members of the Wyoming state legislature joined in, calling the work an insult to coal.
Baker estimates that 93 percent of "A Box of Matches" is autobiographical, but that if he alters a single detail from "reality," this necessitates calling the work a novel, which strikes me as absurd.
Some art historians, who declined to be named for fear of offending Sotheby's, laughed at the astronomical price predictions for "The Scream," even the seemingly lowball house estimate, calling the work too ugly to live with, depressing or mere kitsch.
She called the work "Life?
Maestri calls the work "yuppie esoteric narrative".
He called the work "sexist, crude, misjudged . . .
Mr. Roberts called the work "manly" and "animalistic".
