Sentence examples for collection of critics from inspiring English sources

Below is a collection of critics' thoughts from around the Web.

On the other was a collection of critics from the right and left, an amalgamation that brought the American Civil Liberties Union and the Tea Party-affiliated Freedom Works into the same camp.

Unusual in its breadth alone, the ad hoc collection of critics ranges from farmers and ranchers to gas station and convenience store owners to consumer groups and antitrust advocates.

Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukNOMA, a restaurant in an old warehouse in Copenhagen, was propelled to fame in 2010 when a collection of critics and food professionals anointed it the world's best restaurant a title it defended for two more years, alongside its two Michelin stars.

"The First Collection of Criticism by a Living Female Rock Critic," by Jessica Hopper.

Here's a collection of ideas critics and fans of the series have about what we could expect from Blade Runner 2. I asked them to speculate wildly, and they didn't disappoint.

Writing about a collection of the critic Robert Warshow's work, "The Immediate Experience," in 2002, for instance, Marcus writes, " 'I am not fooled,' this man says, [but] critics have to be willing to be fooled".

In October, it acquired the complete art collection of the New York critic Clement Greenberg, who died in 1994.

And a new CD collection of his songs has critics applauding.

More than most politicians, he has battled an enduring gap in perceptions: there is the circle of longtime friends and family who know and love him, and then there is a more skeptical collection of colleagues, contemporaries and critics who seem more or less persuaded that he does not add up.

He singled out the BLM's so-called "1st Amendment area," far from the collection of the cattle, for critics to protest the move.