Sentence examples for collected criticism from inspiring English sources

He gave a fellow-critic an edition of Shaw's collected criticism, writing inside the cover, "'In the hope that when you come across the phrases I have already stolen you will keep quiet about it".

I won't quote my entire collected criticism of him since (which includes a Be Nice to Grayson period when I really, really tried to see the best in him).

"He believed on principle that there ought to be a home for books that were neither dumbed-down trade publications nor inaccessible and expensive academic studies," said Jonathan Kalb, a theater professor at Hunter College whose collected criticism was published by Limelight.

In 2005, a delegation of commuters between Helsinki and Tampere collected criticism from fellow passengers on the Internet and delivered it to VR's head of passenger transport Antti Jaatinen.

The Short Stories of Conrad Aiken was published in 1950, followed by A Reviewer's ABC: Collected Criticism from 1916 to the Present (1958) and The Collected Novels (1964).

Rangers, meanwhile, despite collecting criticism for being stubborn rather than pleasing on the eye, are a streetwise team.

This Tumblr page is collecting criticism of the project and this blog sums up a lot of the questions.

His collected dramatic criticism appeared as A View of the English Stage in 1818.

Calm, collected, constructive criticism from Atherton quickly turned to despair and a row erupted between the two of us.

Yes, fatigue, rather like the fatigue one feels when one's butler expects one to bring one's own copy of the collected art criticism of Roger Fry from the library.

There are a few starry items, like Ms. Freilicher's 1954 still-life "The Painting Table," a jumble of jars, cans, tubes and brushes, owned by Mr. Ashbery and reproduced on the cover of his book of collected art criticism.