Sentence examples for common critic from inspiring English sources

This is the common critic with respect to these measures but there are counter arguments.

L. Brent Bozell III of the Parents Television Council, a common critic of the show, took offense at this episode's portrayal of Jesus.

Although microgrants and microloans are now common, critics were initially wary of Trickle Up's approach.

Robinson was never the classic post man, a Ewing type, but as contemporaries they did have one thing in common: critics questioning their ability to carry a team home.

He goes on to echo the common criticism that Marxist critics have become coopted by literature and humanities departments, as multiculturalism has become an end in itself.

Stewart sees himself as a common-sense critic, above the vulgar fray of partisan politics.

Particularly, they had to rely on critics, as the now ubiquitous preview features were far less common and critics dominated the space on newspaper arts pages more than today.

Those two very different cases have at least one thing in common -- critics on each side insist that the investigations were politically biased.

Or at least, he casts a friendlier eye both on Strauss's later music and his record in the Third Reich than has been common among critics so far.

It is now common for critics to note what they see as a contradiction in the budget-cutting advocacy of Tea Party retirees: support for cuts to programs like Social Security and Medicare that are popular even among Tea Party supporters themselves.

Adopting a view common among critics of democracy in his time, Rousseau also held that "there is no government so subject to civil wars and intestine agitations as democratic or popular government".