Sentence examples for correct critics from inspiring English sources
The Modern's singular view of art history came, over time, to take on the stature of myth, and these days politically correct critics call it into question, but the fact is that the gallery scheme was as much a result of physical limitations as of curators' sensibilities.
His essay on Philip Larkin -- written in response to Andrew Motion's 1993 biography of that poet -- stands as a devastating response to those politically correct critics who have assailed Larkin as a misogynist and bigot, trying to judge his verse in terms of his life and his life in terms of current social mores.
While discussing if the selection committee's choice was correct, critics felt that the Academy members could have better related with Omkara, an adaptation of Shakespeare's play Othello.
But, even before its release, politically correct American critics were applying their own standard to the film, with a Variety critic accusing the film of turning Driss into an "Uncle Tom" character.
Ms. Spellings's announcement sought to correct what critics considered to be one of the law's most glaring weaknesses.
The officials have said the overruns grew out of management problems that have been corrected, while critics maintain that the laser still has technical difficulties.
Curry looked determined to prove Thomas correct and his critics wrong.
Such approaches, often conceived for new audiences who are not from museum cultures, are now being dismissed as "politically correct" by establishment critics, using an epithet often associated with right-wing censure.
Whatever the root cause, Apple's executives need to bring it to light as soon as possible and move fast to correct it.Some critics have suggested that Apple may suffer a Toyota-like fall from grace.
The correct answer, her critics argue, is "Yes, I have always told the truth".
