Sentence examples for critical feeling from inspiring English sources

It seemed to preempt wider critical feeling about his work: unpersuaded.

Her lengthy interrogation of the picture helped to change the tide of critical feeling about "Bonnie and Clyde," which initially got a mixed reception (ultimately leading to a re-release, in early 1968).

Joanna Weiss of The Boston Globe was more critical, feeling that the show "takes pains to introduce as many hot-button issues as possible" to give the illusion of authenticity.

This type of attitude from armchair critics, along with critical feelings about our "cushy" daytime hours and summers off, has run rampant for years.

Kathy McCabe of The Daily Telegraph summarised critical feelings towards the video, by suggesting in her review that "[maybe] bands should get kids to play them in videos forever".

I hate admitting this to you, but one of my biggest struggles is jumping to conclusions about other people's actions and choices, as well as harboring critical feelings toward myself.

They begin to view themselves through a critical lens, feeling they are not perfect, and may take this feeling out on their bodies.

Charlie Jane Anders of io9 gave a critical review, feeling that Toshiko and Tommy had "no chemistry" and that the episode seemed to convey that "men die for women's wiles".

Many players were critical of DiMarco, feeling his withdrawal was disrespectful to the tournament.

Along with that ubiquity has come a certain critical indifference, a feeling that so much popularity surely meant artistic complacency.

Leslie Armagost, a judge, was feeling critical about the red jewel on the heel, which was a bit off-center, she thought.