Sentence examples for countless critics from inspiring English sources

When it premiered at the New Museum's art triennial in New York earlier this year, Josh Kline's video installation Freedom was an instant hit, used by countless critics to sum up that survey show's dystopian post-internet vision.

Countless critics have listed and classified the morals of La Fontaine's Fables and have correctly concluded that they amount simply to an epitome of more or less proverbial wisdom, generally prudential but tinged in the second collection with a more genial epicureanism.

There seems to be some canonization going on here with the "Cahiers critics" that not only overlooks those who wrote for Cahiers and didn't make films but the countless critics, be it film, art, literature, etc., who did not partake in their respective arts.

"My mother owes the course her life took to the timing of her birth, to the [Jamaican] rioters of 1937 and to W. M. MacMillan [a historian who visited Jamaica in the 1930s]." Gladwell's stories and the conclusions he draws from them have attracted countless critics.

The Israeli tearout provocateur has legions of fans worldwide clamoring for his salacious beats, but countless critics opposed to the racy themes in his music.

As countless critics sought shelter from the storm surrounding Mortensen, I wrote draft after draft of this article, especially after I felt my quotes on Pencils of Promise's model were used to portray criticism in a Fast Company article.

The tremendous expansion of the art market over the past half-century has been naturally accompanied by countless Moses-type critics, denouncing its spectacles of conspicuous consumption and calling for moral and political corrections.

Where are you and the countless loud-mouthed critics?

Now, listen, countless worthless music critics like to talk about how techno is really, really important… But come on.

Yet even in good times, despite countless positive economic indicators, critics of capitalism insisted that the longest boom in the nation's history benefited only “the rich,” while the poor lost ground.

That day is fraught with so many emotional and political landmines for countless people that a critic might hesitate to review such an account, especially if the work is less than stellar.