Sentence examples for critic claims from inspiring English sources

I loathe reviews in which a critic claims to have love-hate feelings about a work of art.

DJ Taylor, the author and critic, claims not to care much about stationery before detailing the tools he cannot live without.

The New Yorker's enamoured TV critic claims The Leftovers can't be binge-watched, as the viewer requires a week between episodes to recover.

Peter Speth, another industry critic, claims that coasters with multiple loops and inversions subject the head to unprecedented sequences of "whipping and buffeting," potentially causing tears in the network of fine veins that connect the brain to the dura, resulting, in rare cases, in subdural hematomas.

Thus, the critic claims, it hasn't been shown that w* has the relation to the actual world that licenses the conclusion that God actually exists.

Judaism, one critic claims, has become increasingly symbolic and gestural.

The same critic claimed that it changed ballet forever.

– a smart move given that one critic claimed "it gave pornography a bad name".

He never denied his critics' claims that highly developed capitalist enterprises existed centuries before Calvin.

Two big companies withdrew their advertising, supporting critics' claims that the show perpetuated negative stereotypes.

Wimping out, his critics claimed.