Sentence examples for charming criticism from inspiring English sources

Charles Simmons says, "He had produced all this charming criticism, but the one thing that mattered to him was the one thing he hadn't managed to do".

Charming, charming, charming" by NPR.

His willingness to revisit old judgments on "2001: A Space Odyssey," Kent Jones wrote in Film Comment in 2005, resulted in a "one of the most charming passages" in film criticism: "I must report that I recently paid another visit to Stanley Kubrick's '2001' while under the influence of a smoked substance that I was assured by my contact was somewhat stronger and more authentic than oregano.

But the use of live ponies in a merry-go-round-style carousel, a traditional ride from the beginning of the 20th Century, is one of the less charming historical features, drawing criticism from those who see using live animals as out-dated and cruel.

On their way home, Mrs. Salkeld says, "They are very charming people," instead of offering criticism of their extravagance.

The criticism prompted the charming and witty political journalist Annabel Crabb into a spirited defence of her popular show.

"Why single out this charming, well-produced program for criticism?" she asks, and then answers: "As hundreds of parents have noted in interviews about their children's television experiences... 'Sesame Street' marks their child's transition into television viewing".

It is no criticism to call the exhibition charming.

I thought of that line while reading "On Rereading," Patricia Meyer Spacks's charming and strange blend of memoir, literary criticism, and scientific treatise.

Jessica Chastain plays his daughter, Catherine, a meek young woman, alert to her father's fetishization of his charming late wife and to his constant criticism of her for failing to measure up.

Jessica Chastain plays Catherine Sloper, a meek young woman, alert to her father's fetishization of his charming late wife and to his constant criticism of her for failing to measure up.